Fed interest rates likely to rise
Statements (16)
- Bearish
Federal Reserve officials are considering further rate hikes due to rising inflation.
- Bearish
The Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates further due to mounting inflation pressures.
- Neutral
Federal Reserve interest rates are likely to rise, affecting financial institutions and the broader economy.
- Bullish
Gold and energy commodity prices are likely to rise as the Fed's extended rate hike signals persistent inflationary pressures.
- Bullish
Federal Reserve is seen more likely to raise interest rates following inflation data
- Neutral
Federal Reserve officials believe higher interest rates will be necessary if inflation remains high.
- Neutral
Federal Reserve officials believe higher interest rates may be necessary if inflation remains high.
- Bearish
Federal Reserve policymakers are likely to raise interest rates, which could increase borrowing costs and negatively impact financial institutions and consumers.
- Bearish
Federal Reserve officials indicated they would need to raise interest rates soon unless further progress is made on inflation.
- Neutral
Fed policymakers are expected to hold interest rates in September following mixed inflation data.
- Neutral
Core CPI inflation data may keep Fed rate hikes on hold.
- Neutral
The Aug. 12 Inflation Report could influence whether the Federal Reserve raises interest rates in September.
- Bearish
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is ready to raise interest rates if inflation does not start easing
- Neutral
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is ready to raise interest rates if inflation does not cool
- Bearish
Federal Reserve may raise short-term interest rates this week to stave off steeper inflation rates.
- Neutral
Federal Reserve interest rates are likely to rise unexpectedly, affecting financial institutions and investors in the US dollar and inflation-sensitive sectors.