הפד הוריד את הריבית העיקרית ברבע נקודה

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Lior Lustig November 6
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הפד הוריד את ריבית המפתח שלו ב-0.25%, והוריד אותה ל-4.6%, כאשר האינפלציה יורדת קרוב ליעד של 2%. שיעורי הריבית משפיעים על שיעורי המשכנתא.

וושינגטון – הפדרל ריזרב הוריד את ריבית המפתח שלו ביום חמישי ברבע נקודה בתגובה לירידה המתמדת באינפלציה שפעם הייתה גבוהה.

הורדת הריבית באה בעקבות ירידה גדולה יותר של חצי נקודה בספטמבר, והיא משקפת את ההתמקדות המחודשת של הפד בתמיכה בשוק העבודה וכן במלחמה באינפלציה, שכעת בקושי עולה על יעד הבנק המרכזי של 2%.

המהלך של יום חמישי מפחית את שיעור המדדים של הפד לכ-4.6%, ירידה משיא של ארבעה עשורים של 5.3% לפני הפגישה בספטמבר. הפד שמר על שיעור גבוה כל כך במשך יותר משנה כדי להילחם ברצף האינפלציה הגרוע ביותר מזה ארבעה עשורים. האינפלציה השנתית ירדה מאז משיא של 9.1% באמצע 2022 לשפל של 3 שנים וחצי של 2.4% בספטמבר.

בהצהרה לאחר סיום פגישתו האחרונה, אמר הפד כי “שיעור האבטלה עלה אך נותר נמוך”, בעוד האינפלציה ירדה קרוב יותר ליעד הבנק המרכזי אך “נשאר מעט גבוה”.

לאחר הורדת הריבית שלהם בספטמבר – המהלך הראשון שלהם מזה יותר מארבע שנים – צפו קובעי המדיניות של הפד כי יבצעו הורדות נוספות של רבע נקודה בנובמבר ודצמבר ועוד ארבע בשנה הבאה.

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