UBS maintains a cautious outlook on Fed rate hikes, expecting stability as inflation pressures moderate. The firm also highlights increased trade uncertainty following the Trump administration's USMCA decision.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's commitment to the 2% inflation target remains, but the market's expectation for imminent rate hikes is likely too hawkish.
- 2.The US labor market shows resilience but few signs of overheating, limiting the risk of a wage-price spiral.
- 3.The Trump administration's decision not to renew the USMCA in its current form introduces uncertainty but is not expected to cause a trade shock.
Table of Contents
- From the studio
- Thought of the day
- What to watch: 3 July
- Caught our attention
- Market update
- Global asset class preferences definitions
- Appendix
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Authors
Mark Haefele
Securities
S&P 500Nikkei 225
Themes
Artificial IntelligenceMonetary Policy
Regions
North AmericaAsia PacificUnited StatesJapanCanada
