The Fed and the ECB Will Postpone to December a New Rise in Rates While Waiting to See the Effect of the Latest Increases
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After raising the fees at the September meeting, the US Federal Reserve will postpone the restriction of the country's monetary policy. In December a 25 basis point increase is expected.
Although energy prices continue to pick up from the war in Iran. In the US, the Federal Reserve will also regret the imminence of midterms. More information: The future of the US bond market also goes to the polls but the 'midterms' do not dissipate the risk of a skyrocketed debt
The US Federal Reserve and the ECB are moving towards a pause on their key rates. Faced with the energy shock, the central banks want to avoid any tension, especially in the run-up to the mid-term elections in the United States.
Despite inflationary pressures, the meeting of the US Federal Reserve is presumed to take place and analysts are waiting for December to see movements.
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