While markets anticipate a potential interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve (FED) in September, the likelihood of a 25 basis point reduction is currently estimated at 85%. President Donald Trump has been urging Fed Chair Jerome Powell to implement these cuts promptly, citing their delay. Notably, FED member Christopher Waller, a close ally of President Trump and a potential candidate for the upcoming FED presidency, announced his support for a September rate cut. He also indicated plans for additional reductions in the coming three to six months. 2023, Waller explained that this move would provide risk management benefits due to positive trends in core inflation and concerns about labor market risks. Waller’s perspective aligns with a strategy of reducing interest rates, emphasizing its significance as a key policy decision to manage these factors. He expects further rate cuts within the next three to six months based on incoming economic data. Waller also offered his assessment of recently enacted US stablecoin regulation (GENIUS Act), highlighting it as a positive step forward. This article does not constitute investment advice.