Jerome Powell did it again. The Fed held rates steady, but the dot plot sent traders scrambling. Eleven of 19 FOMC members see at most one cut in 2026. The Dow dropped over 400 points.
Core inflation remains sticky. The labor market is still hot. The economy is not sick enough for a cut, and inflation is not healthy enough to allow one.
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