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    Factbox-Brokerages shift Fed rate-cut expectations to September after consumer price data By Reuters

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    (Reuters) -Several global brokerages have pushed back their expectations of the U.S. Federal Reserve starting to lower interest rates to September from June following a bigger-than-expected rise in March consumer prices, with some seeing a cut only in December.

    The consumer price index (CPI) rose 0.4% last month and increased 3.5% on an annual basis. That compared with expectations of 0.3% gain on the month and 3.4% on a year-on-year basis, according to a poll of economists by Reuters.

    The report comes after a stronger-than-expected jobs data in March, as well as a drop in the unemployment rate to 3.8% from 3.9% in February.

    Markets are now pricing in a 19.4% chance of the Fed cutting rates in June, compared with 50% before the CPI data, according to CME FedWatch tool, while betting on a 44.4% chance for July and 67.8% for September.

    Barclays, UBS Global Wealth Management, TD Securities, Wells Fargo are among brokerages shifting their view of the first rate cut to September, while Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas (OTC:) and Jefferies have pushed it to July from June.

    Here are the forecasts from major brokerages following the March CPI data:

    Brokerage First cut in Number of cuts Quantum (NASDAQ:) of cuts in Fed funds target

    in 2024 2024 rate at end 2024

    Goldman Sachs July 2 – –

    J.P. Morgan July – – –

    BofA Global Research 1 25 bps –

    December

    Barclays September (25 bps) 1 25 bps 5.00-5.25%

    UBS Global Wealth Management * September (25 bps) 2 50 bps 4.75%-5.00%

    TD Securities September (25 bps) 2 50 bps 4.75%-5.00%

    Wells Fargo September (25 bps) 3 75 bps 4.50%-4.75%

    Standard Chartered (OTC:) Q3 (most likely 2 50 bps 4.75%-5.00%

    July)

    RBC Capital Markets December (25 bps) 1 25 bps 5.00-5.25%

    Jefferies July – – –

    BNP Paribas July 2 – –

    Here are the forecasts from major brokerages before March CPI data:

    Brokerage First cut in Number of cuts Quantum of cuts Fed funds target

    in 2024 in 2024 rate at end 2024

    Goldman Sachs June (25 bps) 3 75 bps 4.63%

    J.P. Morgan June (25bps) 3 75 bps 4.50%-4.75%

    BofA Global Research June 3

    Deutsche Bank June 100 bps 4.25%-4.50%

    UBS Global Wealth June (25 bps) 3 75 bps 4.50%-4.75%

    Management *

    UBS Global Research * June (25 bps) 3 75 bps 4.50%-4.75%

    © Reuters. The Federal Reserve Building stands in Washington April 3, 2012. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts/File Photo

    Morgan Stanley June (25 bps) 4 100 bps 4.38%

    * UBS Global Research and UBS Global Wealth Management are distinct, independent divisions in UBS Group

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