Jin10 data compilation: The possible direction of interest rates for major global Central Banks this year.

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2025-09-18 08:45:29

Fed: The Fed restarted its rate cut pace in September and hinted at two more cuts this year, increasing the likelihood of consecutive rate cuts. 2. Bank of England: The Bank of England is expected to keep rates unchanged this week, potentially ending the quarterly rate cut cycle that began last August, but does not rule out another cut in November. 3. European Central Bank: Several officials of the European Central Bank believe rates should be maintained at current levels after eight cuts in a year, and the bank is not inclined to cut rates further. 4. Bank of Japan: The Bank of Japan is expected to keep rates unchanged tomorrow, potentially signaling an interest rate hike in October, but may also maintain rates unchanged this year and hike again in January next year. 5. Bank of Canada: The Bank of Canada restarted its rate cut pace in September and removed the phrase “may further ease policy” from its statement, suggesting there is no urgency to continue rate cuts in October. 6. Swiss National Bank: The Swiss National Bank is expected to maintain zero rates before the end of the year, with the president stating that the threshold for entering negative rates is very high. 7. Sveriges Riksbank: The Swedish Riksbank kept rates unchanged in August to curb inflation rebound but believes there is still potential for further rate cuts this year. 8. Reserve Bank of India: The Reserve Bank of India kept rates unchanged in August and may again cut by 25 basis points in October this year.

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