Federal Reserve rate hike expectations
Statements (16)
- Bearish
The U.S. dollar reached a two-month high as investors expect further Federal Reserve rate hikes.
- Bearish
Wall Street is bracing for more Federal Reserve rate hikes.
- Neutral
Federal Reserve followed higher market expectations
- Neutral
Wall Street is reacting to a potential Federal Reserve rate hike.
- Neutral
Federal Reserve rate hike is expected to calm markets
- Bullish
Wall Street strategist says stocks can advance after Federal Reserve interest-rate hike
- Neutral
Goldman Sachs is now forecasting a Federal Reserve rate hike in October
- Bearish
Investors have dialled back expectations the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates
- Bearish
Goldman Sachs called a September Federal Reserve interest-rate increase very unlikely.
- Bullish
Goldman Sachs says a September Federal Reserve interest-rate increase is very unlikely.
- Bearish
Goldman Sachs says markets are too hawkish on the expectation that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates
- Bearish
Fed rate hike odds for September dropped to 35% from 40% due to dovish US PPI report
- Neutral
Macquarie expects the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in October
- Neutral
US Treasury yield curve twist indicates Federal Reserve may not hike rates again
- Neutral
J.P.Morgan expects the Federal Reserve to deliver a quarter-point rate hike in December
- Neutral
Markets split on whether the U.S. central bank would hike rates.