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Bullet points of Don't expect 'immediate relief' from the Federal Reserve's first rate cut in years, economist says. Here's why
- Consumers should feel good about an interest rate reduction, but it's not going to deliver sizeable immediate relief
- The cumulative progress on inflation has given the Federal Reserve the green light to begin cutting interest rates
- The impact from the first rate cut is very minimal
- The Fed's benchmark fed funds rate could fall below 4% by the end of next year
- Credit cards, mortgage rates, auto loans, and student loans will be impacted by the rate cuts
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