The Federal Reserve is considering interest rate cuts amid economic uncertainty and potential trade deals. While no decisions have been made, James Bullard, a prominent member of the Federal Reserve’s board, suggests rate reductions could begin as early as late 2025 if easing trade tensions occur. These discussions hinge on factors like reduced tariffs, stable inflation levels, and favorable economic data. Experts await further developments from the Fed before making predictions about potential policy changes. 2019 saw the Federal Reserve lower interest rates three times to address similar uncertainties and slow global growth, highlighting the current considerations. The ongoing debate about how trade tensions may impact future monetary policy is shaping market expectations for the Fed’s approach. Coincu research explores the potential influence of regulatory changes and technological advancements on monetary norms across both traditional and crypto markets.