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Fed rate hike jolts markets after it signals another one for 2026 - AOL (opens the original)
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The Federal Reserve delivered the quarter-point interest rate hike Wall Street expected Sept. 17. The big surprise was what came next: Fed policymakers signaled that another rate hike could be coming before the end of the year and potentially more if stubborn inflation refuses to ease. The reason? Central bank officials are struggling to get stubborn inflation back to its 2% target, a mission that it has yet to accomplish in over five years. The unanimous 12-0 Federal Open Market Committee decis
Goldman flips on Fed rate hike, then backtracks on September forecast - AOL (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
UBS raises Fed interest-rate forecast to two hikes in 2026 - AOL (opens the original)
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UBS Wealth Management USA has raised its forecast from one rate hike to two and expects the first to come later in September. But a more hawkish Fed doesn’t necessarily imply a deteriorating investment outlook, according to UBS Executive Director and Senior U.S. Economist Andrew Dubinsky. “Investors should maintain diversified exposure and use market volatility around economic data and Fed decisions to rebalance portfolios toward their long-term targets,’’ Dubinsky said in a Sept. 7 note. Strong
Investors drop two-word verdict on Warsh’s hawkish Fed rate shift - AOL (opens the original)
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That’s the message the market sent to Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh after his debut speech at the central bank’s annual economic summit in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, displayed a noticeable hawkish shift. Warsh’s Aug. 28 speech, made on his 100th day as Fed chairman, addressed the need to monitor inflation in a more nuanced tone than the “word salad” that many investors said they heard from him after the July policymaking meeting. Hence the chairman’s pledge to tame elevated inflation — “We ha
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