The FOMC held rates steady at 3.75% in a hawkish meeting led by new Chair Kevin Warsh. Officials upgraded inflation forecasts and half of the committee now anticipates a rate hike this year.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The FOMC maintained the policy rate upper bound at 3.75% under new chair Kevin Warsh, who signaled an unambiguously hawkish stance.
- 2.The Summary of Economic Projections (SEP) was revised hawkishly, with nine participants expecting a rate hike by year-end and core inflation forecasts upgraded to 3.3%.
Table of Contents
- Official Statement
- Summary of Economic Projections
- Press Conference
- What to expect going forward?
- US Rates Strategy – Initial reaction
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Authors
Christopher HodgeJohn BriggsSelin Aker
Themes
Monetary Policy NormalizationInflationary Risk
Regions
GlobalUnited States
