📉 Fed et Powell : ce qu’il faut retenir
Les marchés anticipent une baisse de 25 points de base des taux directeurs, les faisant passer à 3,50–3,75 %, ce qui constituerait la troisième baisse consécutive en 2025, dans un contexte de ralentissement économique.
Le FOMC reste divisé : certains membres plaident pour une nouvelle réduction, tandis que d’autres préfèrent une pause, l’inflation étant encore jugée trop élevée. Jerome Powell a rappelé que rien n’était acquis pour décembre.
Si la baisse est décidée, elle pourrait être un “hawkish cut”, c’est-à-dire une réduction modérée accompagnée d’un discours prudent, indiquant qu’aucune nouvelle baisse rapide n’est prévue en 2026.
La conférence de presse de Powell annoncera la décision de taux et présentera le dot‑plot, un aperçu des prévisions individuelles des membres de la Fed, très suivi pour anticiper l’évolution des taux et ses effets sur le dollar, les actions et les emprunts.
La prudence reste de mise : l’inflation demeure élevée et les données économiques sont limitées, ce qui pourrait réduire l’impact réel de cette baisse.
📅 Horaires à retenir : annonce des taux à 20h00 (Paris), suivie de la conférence de presse à 20h30, le 10 décembre 2025.
Bonne journée à tous sur les marchés !
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