Global Market: Morgan Stanley Turns Hawkish, Sees Two Fed Rate Hikes in 2026
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Morgan Stanley turns more hawkish, forecasts two Fed hikes and ECB move
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Times of IndiaGlobal Market: Morgan Stanley turns hawkish, sees two Fed rate hikes in 2026
Morgan Stanley expects the US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank to raise interest rates further as persistent inflation and elevated oil prices complicate the monetary policy outlook. The brokerage sees additional Fed hikes this year and another ECB increase in December.
Morgan Stanley has joined other big Wall Street banks in adopting a more restrictive outlook on interest rates
Morgan Stanley has joined the ranks of major Wall Street banks taking a more hawkish stance on interest rates, predicting rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) and another hike from the European Central Bank (ECB) later this year as inflationary pressures persist. The forecasts come ahead of monetary policy decisions by the Fed and the Bank of Japan this week — just days after the ECB resumed its policy tightening cycle — keeping global…
Morgan Stanley has shifted its monetary policy outlook to a more hawkish one due to persistent inflationary pressures. The firm expects the Fed to raise rates twice this year and the ECB to raise rates once in December. The forecast...
Markets are braced for one Fed hike: Morgan Stanley is looking much further ahead
US markets are heading into this week’s Federal Reserve decision largely prepared for a quarter-point interest-rate increase. Morgan Stanley thinks investors may be paying too much attention to Wednesday and not enough to what comes next. The bank now expects the Fed to raise rates by 25 basis points in both September and December, a more hawkish path that would turn this week’s move from a one-off response to sticky inflation into the start of …
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