Multiple institutions show clear differences regarding the Federal Reserve’s future policies, with both rate hike and rate cut expectations coexisting.
ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, multiple institutions have significant disagreements about the future direction of Federal Reserve policy. One exchange believes that if inflation does not cool down, the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates in September or the fall, while another exchange expects rates to remain unchanged in September, with the probability of a rate hike by the end of the year close to 50%. Regarding rate cuts, one exchange thinks that cuts may be delayed until 2027, while another exchange expects rate cuts in 2026. Other institutions, such as certain exchanges, tend to favor keeping the current policy unchanged.
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