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The Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at least once during 2024.

A scored prediction by Benjamin Cowen, made on .

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I do think they're going to cut next year

The Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at least once during 2024.

Made on
2023-12-14
Outcome
Hit
Importance
4 / 5
Effect on score
+3.02

What counted as right

Status
resolved
Settled on
2024-09-18

The FOMC reduces the federal funds target rate at least once at any meeting before 2024-12-31.

Criterion clearly met: the Fed reduced the target rate at least once (in fact three times) before the 2024-12-31 deadline. First qualifying cut on 2024-09-18.

Sources

  • FOMC

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Evidence of what happened

  • The FOMC cut the federal funds target rate by 50 basis points to a range of 4.75%–5.00% at its September 17–18, 2024 meeting — the first cut of 2024 — satisfying the 'at least once before 2024-12-31' criterion. (Two further cuts followed: 25 bps on Nov 7 and 25 bps on Dec 18, 2024.)

    Evidence

  • Contemporaneous reporting confirming the Sept 18, 2024 half-point cut was the Fed's first rate reduction in four years, lowering the funds rate to 4.75%–5%.

    Evidence

Corrections

No public corrections.

Effect on the score

+3.02
How sure they sounded
65%
Outcome
Hit
Importance
4 / 5

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Where this came from

The Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at least once d…
Methodology version
v1.0.0
Last computed
August 2, 2026
Made on
2023-12-14

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