Recurring series
Bank of AmericaMorning Market Tidbits
Finvaulta tracks 22 editions of Morning Market Tidbits from Bank of America, published between May 11, 2026 and July 14, 2026. Each edition is summarized on its own page.
Latest edition · July 14, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Fed policy is offsides
BofA Research argues that Fed policy remains too accommodative given current economic indicators. They recommend three rate hikes this year to move policy into restrictive territory.
Following their FX and Rates Sentiment survey, BofA analysts highlight that the majority of respondents view monetary policy as accommodative. Supported by persistent inflation and above-potential growth, the firm advises the Fed to reverse previous insurance cuts and hike rates three times this year. Additionally, the report notes that US Q2 GDP tracking has cooled to 1.4% due to weak net exports and inventories.
Read the latest edition in fullKey takeaways from the latest edition
- 1.Monetary policy is viewed as too accommodative by market participants, prompting a recommendation for three Fed rate hikes this year.
- 2.US GDP tracking estimate for Q2 2026 has been downgraded to 1.4%.
What this series covers
- Key takeaways
- What Matters Today: Only 10% of respondents to our FX and Rates Sentiment survey believe the current stance of monetary policy is restrictive
- Fed policy is easy
- US GDP tracking
- Important Disclosures
- Other Important Disclosures
- Information relating to Non-US affiliates of BofA Securities and Distribution of Affiliate Research Reports
- General Investment Related Disclosures
- Copyright and General Information
- Research Analysts
Edition archive
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Fed policy is offsides
July 14, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Inflation likely to be revised lower but the underlying story won’t change
July 2, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits The Fed has been somewhat quiet following Warsh’s first meeting
July 1, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits K-shaped spending could mean sticky cyclical inflation
June 30, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Mid-Year review: Hydration Break
June 29, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Going backwards on inflation
June 25, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Change of call: Fed to hike 75bp this year
June 22, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Is the K closing
June 18, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Warsh: Hawk, dove or none of the above
June 17, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits The Fed is passively easing policy 20260615
June 15, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Why an Iran deal might not be dovish for the Fed
June 12, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits The economy gets a golden boot
June 11, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits May jobs: strong but Messi 20260610
June 10, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Section 301 tariffs to offset Section 122 expiration 20260608
June 8, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Is the labor market tightening 20260603
June 3, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits We aren’t yet worried about the drop in the saving rate 20260529
May 29, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Many investors see a lower bar for Fed hikes than we do 20260521
May 21, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Tariff refund tap starts to flow 20260520
May 20, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Surging yields leave Warsh in a tough spot 20260518
May 18, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits China–EU trade: imbalance over tariff effects 20260515
May 15, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Not a good wedge for the Fed 20260513
May 13, 2026
BofA Morning Market Tidbits Warsh may have to wait 20260511
May 11, 2026
Series at a glance
- Editions tracked
- 22
- First edition
- May 11, 2026
- Latest edition
- July 14, 2026