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Fed Rate Hike Odds Hit 78% as Logan Urges More Hikes

Reuters (via Yahoo Finance)1 min read6 sources

Why did Fed rate hike odds jump to 78%?

Fed rate hike odds for December rose to 78% on Friday from 67% a day earlier, as a strong jobs report backed Dallas Fed official Lorie Logan's call for at least two more hikes.

Key numbers

Fed rate range3.75%–4.00%Logan wants 2 more 25bp hikes
December hike odds78%from 67% a day earlier; Polymarket shows ~77% [4]
October jobs added165,000more than double forecasts
10-year Treasury yield4.86–4.87%rose as hike bets firmed
US dollar index102.30+0.74% on Friday (per [4])

What happened

Fed rate hike odds for December rose to 78% on Friday from 67% a day earlier, as a strong jobs report backed Dallas Fed official Lorie Logan's call for at least two more hikes. On October 30, Logan said the Fed's main interest rate, now 3.75%–4.00%, needs at least two more quarter-point increases before the Fed pauses. Two days earlier, the Fed had voted 10–2 to leave rates unchanged. Then October's jobs report showed employers added 165,000 workers, more than double what economists expected.

Why it matters

The Federal Reserve is on track to keep raising interest rates, which makes borrowing for homes, cars and credit cards more expensive. Logan wants at least two more quarter-point increases before any pause, so a December hike may not be the last. The Fed is pushing because inflation is still above its 2% goal.

Who this affects

Marketbearish
Medium impact
Borrowing costs and the dollar rise; mixed for stocks.
Companyneutral
Medium impact
Fed leaders push to keep tightening until inflation cools.
Competitorsneutral
Low impact
Bank of England raised rates to 4%; ECB, BoJ held.
Industrymixed
Medium impact
Borrowers face higher loan costs; savers may earn more.

Federal Reserve vs European Central Bank, Bank of England, Bank of Japan

Federal Reserve3.75%–4.00%Held in Oct (hiked Sep)Dec hike, ~78% odds
European Central Bank2.50% (deposit)Held in Oct (hiked Sep)—
Bank of England4.00%+0.25 pt on Nov 5—
Bank of Japan1.25%Held in Oct (hiked Sep)—

As of 2026-11-10

How we got here

  1. Fed raises rates by 0.25 points to 3.75%–4.00%.

  2. Fed votes 10–2 to hold rates steady.

  3. Logan says Fed needs at least two more 25-basis-point hikes before pausing.

  4. Strong jobs report lifts December hike odds to 78%.

What to watch

  • Fed officials Waller, Logan, Bowman and Schmid speak today; Treasury also auctions 10-year notes.2026-11-10
  • Fed decision on a possible quarter-point hike at its December 8–9 meeting.2026-12-09

Educational content only. Not investment advice.

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