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Here's an interesting take: if it weren't for the budget hanging over everything, we might've already seen rate cuts by now.
Think about it – the data's been pointing in that direction for a while. But with fiscal policy still up in the air, central banks are basically stuck waiting. Can't really make your move when you don't know what the government's about to throw at the economy.
It's one of those situations where monetary policy has to play defense instead of taking the lead. The budget isn't just numbers on paper – it's literally dictating the timeline for rate decisions. Pretty wild how intertwined fiscal and monetary policy really are when you step back and look at it.