Looking at the labour market strength evident in September’s Employment Report, the real debate at the Fed should be about whether to loosen monetary policy at all. Any hopes of a 50bp cut are long gone. We continue to expect the Fed to take a more measured approach from next month’s FOMC meeting onwards – cutting rates by 25bp at each meeting until the policy rate is down to between 3.00% and 3.25%.
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