U.S. central bankers on Wednesday signaled they are likely to deliver two quarter-point interest-rate cuts later this year, the same median forecast as three months ago, even as they forecast slower economic growth and higher inflation.

Bets on emergency rate cut rise as fears of recession and stock market crashes prompt central bank action. Odds of 2 cuts spike to 10%.

After what stock investing and market research firm the Motley Fool went so far as to call a market “crash” over concerns regarding President Trump’s tariffs and a possible recession, traders and analysts are expecting more rate cuts could come from the Federal Reserve Board this year.