Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman Calls for Three Interest Rate Cuts in 2025 Amid Labor Market Concerns
Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman has called for **three interest rate cuts in 2025** due to growing concerns about weaknesses in the U.S. labor market. Despite the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) recent decision to keep rates steady between 4.25% and 4.5%, Bowman dissented, citing signs of fragility in employment conditions and slowing economic growth. She believes that lowering rates gradually will help support the economy by making borrowing more affordable amid slower hiring trends, while also managing inflation risks. Bowman’s stance reflects a shift toward a more accommodative monetary policy to address emerging vulnerabilities in labor market dynamics and overall economic activity this year.


