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Goldman Sachs now sees first U.S. rate cut in June, just four in total for 2024

Goldman Sachs now sees first U.S. rate cut in June, just four in total for 2024

February 23, 2024

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Goldman expects rate cuts in June, July, September and December, followed by four more in 2025, versus just three previously.

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