Deutsche Bank expected the US Fed to keep interest rates unchanged this year. It previously forecasted a 25 bps rate cut in September, but given the current strong economic growth, tight labor market and inflation risks on higher oil prices, these factors have limited the room for rate cuts.Rate cuts this year would require a weakening labor market and a decline in inflation, Deutsche Bank added. On the other hand, although the likelihood of an interest rate hike this year is no longer negligible, it is not expected to happen this year.Related NewsContinuing Jobless Claims for May/09 in the United States is 1,782K, higher than the previous value of 1,776K. The forecast was 1790K.
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