Natixis expects the Federal Reserve to hold rates steady at 3.75% and remove the easing bias during the June 17 FOMC meeting. The report highlights uncertainty under new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh and a data-dependent approach to lingering inflationary pressures.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Expect the Fed to keep rates on hold at 3.75% and remove the easing bias at the upcoming June 17 meeting.
- 2.New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is expected to adopt a neutral-to-hawkish stance at his first press conference given sticky inflation.
Table of Contents
- Data from the Intermeeting Period
- Fed communication in the intermeeting period
- What to watch on Fed Day?
- What to watch for going forward?
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Authors
Christopher HodgeSelin Aker
Themes
Monetary Policy TransitionInflationary Pressures
Regions
GlobalUnited States
