The Federal Reserve is highly unlikely to raise interest rates
In all likelihood, the Federal Reserve Board will leave interest rates unchanged when it concludes its two-day meeting on Wednesday. Now, almost entirely because of the spike in energy prices caused by the conflicts in Iran and Ukraine, some market participants believe a rate hike is warranted. Recommended Stories The Federal Reserve is highly unlikely to raise interest rates Zelensky yields to Ukraine’s people and its military modernizers The DSA’s ‘day without capitalism’ hides the bill — and the wreckage At the end of the day, wages and prices will converge.
- ▪In all likelihood, the Federal Reserve Board will leave interest rates unchanged when it concludes its two-day meeting on Wednesday.
- ▪Now, almost entirely because of the spike in energy prices caused by the conflicts in Iran and Ukraine, some market participants believe a rate hike is warranted.
- ▪Recommended Stories The Federal Reserve is highly unlikely to raise interest rates Zelensky yields to Ukraine’s people and its military modernizers The DSA’s ‘day without capitalism’ hides the bill — and the wreckage At the end of the day,
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| Publication time | Tue, 28 Jul 2026 16:52:59 +0000 |
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In all likelihood, the Federal Reserve Board will leave interest rates unchanged when it concludes its two-day meeting on Wednesday. Yes, inflation remains above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target, but that is largely because of transitory factors such as higher energy prices, which are a consequence of geopolitical events rather than excessive demand by American households.Importantly, before the Iran war began, inflation was moving toward the Federal Reserve’s 2% target, and financial markets were even speculating about rate cuts. Now, almost entirely because of the spike in energy prices caused by the conflicts in Iran and Ukraine, some market participants believe a rate hike is warranted. That view is misguided.
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