Economy

The much-anticipated June rate cut is in question in some quarters.

A new poll of economists think the Fed won't be able to lower rates as fast as it wants.

A flight-to-quality trend persists in the office sector as players weigh some good with the bad performance, according to Colliers' report.

Maybe the reason is that the government response to the pandemic is the gift that's still giving or ongoing Fed monetary tightening actions.

Also, some economists think the 2% inflation goal may be elusive.

Economists seem to think rate cuts will likely come in June.

Real average weekly earnings cooling, up only 0.5% year over year, but that's less than in January.

He also puts the possibility of a US recession at 65%.