Interest Rates Take a New Trajectory

Size doesn’t matter.

Trajectory does.

Last month’s fed cut has less to do about its amount than its direction – down.

Look at the charts. Interest rates rarely fluctuate. Instead, they tend to rise or decline repeatedly before pausing and reversing.

September’s rate cut marks a pivot. The Fed is in slash mode. The odds of rising rates anytime soon? Unlikely.

That’s a big deal for business owners considering adjustable-rate capital like asset-based lending. Chairman Powell’s move has a hidden message: cheaper capital is likely coming.

The world’s stubborn “wait-and-see” mode? It’s over.

Projects, investment, and growth? Game on.