Fed officials signal further rate hikes as inflation remains elevated
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Fed officials signal further rate hikes as inflation remains elevated
Federal Reserve officials are signaling further interest-rate increases to combat persistent inflation pressures in the economy. San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly expressed concerns about services inflation and its implications for future policy. Both Boston Fed President Susan Collins and Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan emphasized the need for tighter monetary policies. They indicated the possibility of upcoming rate hikes to achieve price…
The Weekly Bottom Line: Firm Inflation Cements the Case for Another Hike - ActionForex
Financial markets were jolted by another firm inflation report this week. The U.S. dollar and Treasury yields climbed as investors priced in more Fed rate hikes. The 10-year Treasury yield rose from around 4.9% earlier in the week to above 5.1%, reflecting the inflation surprise and hawkish comments from Fed officials. While tech-sector developments also added to the volatility, the swing in the interest rate outlook defined the week’s economic …
New York Fed President Williams warned that inflation is "far too high," and the Fed still needs to take further action to ensure prices return to the 2% target. October's core CPI exceeded expectations for the third consecutive month, reinforcing tightening expectations, with markets betting on three consecutive 25-basis-point rate hikes by the Fed in December, January, and March. Several Fed officials also released hawkish signals on the same …
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