Live on The Money Path, host ⁠Todd Schoenberger⁠ sits down with ⁠José Torres⁠, Senior Economist at Interactive Brokers (IBKR) to parse today’s Federal Reserve decision and what’s ahead.

Highlights include:

• The Fed cuts interest rates by 25 basis points — largely expected — with only one dissenter (Stephen Miran), and expectations for two more cuts by year-end. (Market watchers like Morgan Stanley now expect cuts at all three remaining meetings.)

• August job growth came in weak (around +22,000 jobs), and June was revised to show job losses — a signal that the labor market is cooling. Torres discusses how these data revisions factor into the Fed’s thinking on cuts and accommodation.

• Chair Powell’s upcoming press conference is likely to feature a neutral strategy, balancing assurances of policy independence amidst political pressure, and emphasizing incoming economic data over speculation. (Recent reports confirm Powell explicitly stating there is “no big push for a larger rate cut” beyond 25 bps.)

• Sector implications: real estate and small businesses may need relief; inflation-tariff interplay; what falling rates could mean for growth stocks, interest-sensitive sectors, and long-term rates.

👉 Tune in to hear José Torres lay out the market’s playbook post-Fed, then stick around through Powell’s press conference. Subscribe to CrossCheck Media on YouTube and hit the bell to catch every sharp take.

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