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This report provides a US macroeconomic outlook, projecting steady but slowing growth through 2026. The analyst maintains a base case for an extended Fed hold, albeit with increased risks of rate hikes due to inflation stickiness and geopolitical headwinds.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.The Fed is expected to hold rates through end-2026, though persistent sticky inflation and potential rate hikes are considered a 'realistic possibility' due to geopolitical risks.
  • 2.Jobs data remains a primary focus, with NFP expected to step down to +105k in June while the unemployment rate is projected to hold steady at 4.3%.
  • 3.The US economy shows resilience despite regional instability, with investment in AI categories driving growth expectations for Q226.

Table of Contents

  • Week ahead
  • Week in review
  • US Economic Outlook
  • US Macro Weekly: Economic Calendar
  • US Macro Weekly: Economic Calendar (extended)
  • Week(s) ahead
  • Data Review
  • Fed
  • Washington DC
  • Markets
  • US Dashboards
  • US Inflation Forecast
  • Macro Research advanced tools

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Authors

Nicholas Van Ness

Securities

S&P 500

Themes

AI-driven CAPEXFed Policy AsymmetryGeopolitical impact (Iran War)Inflation Stickiness

Regions

Middle EastUnited StatesIran