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Fed officials signal no October rate hike

Federal Reserve officials tempered market expectations of an October rate increase as inflation pressures persist.

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What happened

Fed officials tempered expectations for an October rate hike. 123 Philip Jefferson and John Williams stressed patience and data dependence. 1 Markets reduced odds of an October rate hike. 13

Why it matters

Inflation pressures persist. 12 Consumer price data could shape the Federal Reserve's policy decision. 1

What to watch

Upcoming consumer price data will influence the Federal Reserve's policy decision. 1

Sources · 3

  • [1]Fed officials give hints on rate decision as markets cut October rate hike odds

    economictimes.indiatimes.com · via Marketaux

  • [2]Fed officials wash away market bets on October rate increase reut.rs/4hHLNET

    Reuters · Bluesky

  • [3]Federal Reserve Signals Cautious Monetary Policy Amid Inflation Concerns; SPY Valuation in Focus

    gurufocus.com · via Marketaux

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