Federal Reserve rate hikes expected
Statements (19)
- Bullish
US Treasury bond yields and the dollar likely rise as investors anticipate further Federal Reserve rate hikes.
- Neutral
Federal Reserve is considering a rate hike that could impact year-end rally odds.
- Bearish
Federal Reserve rate hikes are expected to hurt bond prices
- Bullish
Federal Reserve hawkish stance causes market to expect more interest rate increases
- Neutral
US Treasury bonds and T-bills may see increased demand as the Fed is trapped from raising rates.
- Bearish
Global bond prices could decline as the Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates.
- Bearish
The bond market is backing away from a Federal Reserve September rate hike.
- Neutral
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh wants the bond market to take the wheel for setting interest rates
- Neutral
Federal Reserve officials are expected to begin raising interest rates next month.
- Bullish
U.S. Treasury yields may rise if the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to reinforce inflation credibility.
- Bearish
U.S. Federal Reserve raises interest rates cautiously
- Bearish
Bond yields are likely to rise sharply after the Federal Reserve's latest rate decision signals growing turmoil between the markets and the central bank.
- Neutral
The Federal Reserve left markets uncertain regarding interest rates.
- Neutral
Federal Reserve officials may face pressure to raise interest rates as the bond market signals inflation concerns.
- Neutral
Federal Reserve interest rate decisions may face pressure if the bond market signals a need for rate hikes to combat inflation.
- Neutral
US Treasury bond yields are likely to rise as the Federal Reserve maintains interest rates at their current levels.
- Neutral
The Federal Reserve may raise interest rates today due to historical precedent.
- Neutral
Federal Reserve rates may rise if the 5-year Treasury bond bear market ends.
- Neutral
Federal Reserve rates may rise if the 5-year Treasury bond bear market ends