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Federal funds futures nearly split as Waller says he will consider a rate hike if inflation remains hot

Federal Funds Futures are now nearly evenly split on whether the Federal Reserve will raise rates at its July meeting, with 59% of traders betting on a pause and 41% anticipating a hike, according to ...

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Inflation eased in June, helping Fed's Warsh delay potential rate hikes

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Fed’s Warsh faces tough interest-rate, inflation scrutiny from Congress

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Warsh Reiterates Fed’s Pledge to Get Inflation Down but Doesn’t Specify How

Kevin M. Warsh reiterated his commitment to bringing down inflation at his first congressional hearing since becoming chairman of the Federal Reserve.

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Fed chief Warsh vows to 'do my job' if challenged by Trump

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Kevin Warsh faces Congress for the first time as Fed chairman

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Fed holds rates steady, pares down statement to remove cutting bias

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday released its interest rate decision.

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Fed’s Waller: No forward guidance amid inflation, geopolitical tensions

Waller says no forward guidance from the Fed amid inflation and geopolitical tensions. No rate change after July 2026 at 63% YES.

Fed Outlook 2026: Rate Forecasts And Fixed Income Strategies

Rising inflation and a strong labor market have shifted expectations for Fed policy in 2026. The central bank is holding the federal funds rate at 3.50% to 3.75%. The forward path of rates has become less certain,

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Fed’s Warsh signals steady rates, cautious inflation approach

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh emphasized the Fed’s commitment to controlling inflation without relying on external factors, as indicated in a recent statement. Warsh’s comments suggest a continued focus on maintaining inflation around the Fed’s 2% target,