Analyst: The risk of a Federal Reserve rate hike has increased significantly
ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, the Federal Reserve unexpectedly shifted to a more aggressive stance on rate hikes, indicating increased concerns about persistently high inflation. The latest dot plot shows that 9 officials support raising interest rates this year, and 6 support raising rates twice or more, each time by 25 basis points. Compared to March, when no policymakers forecasted rate hikes. Waller emphasized the Federal Reserve's determination to fight inflation, and Deutsche Bank's Chief US Economist Matthew Luzzetti stated that the risk of rate hikes by the Federal Reserve has obviously increased, which is reflected in the clear response in financial markets, with significant stock market declines and rising bond yields.
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