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Goldman flips on Fed rate hike, then backtracks on forecast (opens the original)
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Goldman Sachs expects the Federal Reserve to raise short-term interest rates by 25 basis points this week, but the Wall Street bank says the economic case for the move is weak and sees no additional hikes as its baseline. Goldman raised its September forecast from a Fed pause to a quarter-point increase, saying policymakers will be reluctant to surprise markets that are heavily pricing in a hike. But the bank's economists expect the move to have only a modest effect on the U.S. economy and say a
Fed rate hike only half the story as Warsh faces dot-plot test (opens the original)
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Wall Street is looking beyond this week's Federal Reserve interest-rate decision to a potentially bigger market-moving signal: the Fed's latest dot plot and what it says about the path for rates after an expected quarter-point hike. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh faces a pivotal test of his inflation-fighting credibility as policymakers confront hotter prices, rising energy costs, and mounting bets on further rate increases. A hike on Sept. 16 would be the Fed's first increase since July 2023, but invest
Fed rate-hike odds surge as Warsh faces inflation-weary markets (opens the original)
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While Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh faces an interest-rate showdown of doves and hawks next week that speaks to the credibility of the central bank as well as his own, investors are mulling how best to navigate the expected market volatility that awaits, regardless of his efforts. That's in part because the Fed traditionally doesn't play the "one and done" game when it comes to increasing the benchmark short-term interest rate. The Federal Open Market Committee reset of the Federal Funds
Small CPI surprise could trigger big Fed rate decision (opens the original)
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Wall Street is about to get the one inflation number that could determine if the Federal Reserve raises interest rates next week. With wholesale prices already showing renewed inflation pressure and crude oil prices climbing, the Sept. 11 August Consumer Price index has taken on importance for a divided Fed. Even a modest upside surprise in the August CPI could strengthen the case for a quarter-point rate hike when policymakers meet Sept. 15-16. Economists and consensus forecasts expect the Augu
Fed rate-hike threat heats up this week as August inflation data looms (opens the original)
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Your wallet and your portfolio kick off this week quivering on the cusp of anticipation for the newest round of inflation data that's coming in just days. It could trigger an interest-rate hike by the Federal Reserve next week that will pinch households, investors, and businesses, just as the nation heads into a bitter midterm election driven by affordability pressures. The Sept. 4 blowout jobs report demonstrates the U.S. labor market is plowing through the economic uncertainty and financial ji
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