The minutes of the Fed’s late July policy meeting showed broad agreement that “it would likely be appropriate to ease policy at the next meeting” in September. While the weak July Employment Report released since then might cause some Fed officials to lean toward a 50 bp move, for now we judge that a 25 bp cut remains the most likely outcome.
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