Fed expected to pause rates, signal December hike
A single r/stocks post states that consensus ahead of today's FOMC decision points to a temporary rate pause, holding the benchmark at 3.75%–4.00%. The post says September inflation metrics showed persistent heat and that focus is on the 2:30 PM ET press conference, where Chairman Kevin Warsh is widely expected to signal a 25bps hike for December. It adds that a hawkish pause is effectively priced into equities.
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Consensus expects the Fed to hold rates steady at 3.75%–4.00% at today's meeting.
“consensus points to a temporary interest rate pause, holding the benchmark steady at 3.75%–4.00%”
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September inflation metrics showed persistent heat.
“September's inflation metrics showing persistent heat”
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Chairman Kevin Warsh is widely expected to signal a 25bps rate hike for the December meeting.
“Chairman Kevin Warsh is widely expected to signal a 25bps rate hike for the December meeting”
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A hawkish pause is effectively priced into equities.
“a hawkish pause is effectively priced into equities”
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