
Williams Sees One More Fed Rate Hike, None in 2027
NY Fed's John Williams says one more Fed rate hike is likely appropriate in late 2026 but none is needed in 2027, a view that diverges from market pricing.
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NY Fed's John Williams says one more Fed rate hike is likely appropriate in late 2026 but none is needed in 2027, a view that diverges from market pricing.

BlackRock (BLK) cut US stocks to neutral and moved to overweight Treasurys for the first time in about six years as yields neared 5.25%, citing AI volatility.

Cleveland Fed's Beth Hammack backed smaller, faster rate moves, keeping a December Fed rate hike in play as futures price an October hold ahead of US CPI.

The IMF warns debt, sticky inflation and AI borrowing could trigger a disorderly spike in global sovereign bond yields, with the 10-year Treasury near 5.2%.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says interest rates could rise further than markets expect as sticky inflation and the Iran war keep pressure on borrowing costs.

The 10-year Treasury yield fell about 5 basis points to 5.19% and the 30-year to 5.56% as energy prices eased and bond markets reopened after Columbus Day.

US September CPI, due Wednesday, is forecast to lift headline inflation to 3.7% on gasoline, while core data sets October Fed rate hike odds near 1 in 5.

Gold fell to a two-month low near $4,100 as a stronger dollar and Treasury yields at their highest since 2002 weighed on bullion as Fed rate hike bets linger.
Michigan consumer sentiment fell to 46.3 in early October, a five-month low and below the 47.6 forecast, as one-year inflation expectations rose to 4.7%.
Fed rate hikes are back on the table as Waller and Musalem call for more tightening, with traders pricing about an 83% chance of a December increase.
The 10-year Treasury yield touched 5.36%, a 24-year high, before easing to about 5.3%, as rising interest rates and $100 oil weighed on U.S. stocks Wednesday.
The Reserve Bank of India raised interest rates by 25 basis points to 5.5% on October 7, its first increase in nearly four years, as inflation climbs above target.

The yen near 158.4 per dollar, an eighth straight rise in real wages and 5.3% U.S. 10-year yields shape the outlook for BOJ interest rates and global markets.

Fed September minutes land at 2pm ET as October hike odds drop below 25%, leaving the fed rate path and a possible December increase in focus for investors.

The euro slid to $1.1161, a 17-month low, as the French-German bond spread hit its widest since 2011 and Spain's Sánchez called a November 29 snap election.

U.S. employers added just 29,000 jobs in September, well short of forecasts, trimming October Fed rate hike odds to about 17% while December stays near 90%.

Treasury yields climbed again Monday, with the 10-year at 5.34% and the 30-year near 5.7%, as German, French, Italian and UK government bonds fell in step.

Fed rate hike odds for October fell to about 16% after September payrolls rose just 29,000, lifting the Nasdaq and S&P 500 even as 10-year yields ended higher.

U.S. September payrolls rose just 29,000 versus 84,000 expected as unemployment hit 4.2%, trimming Fed rate-hike bets and pulling Treasury yields lower.

Core PCE inflation slowed to 3.0% in August, below the 3.3% forecast, yet Kashkari says inflation is too high and interest rates may rise again in 2026.

Fed October rate hike odds fell to about 35% after soft data and dovish remarks from the New York Fed's Williams, leaving Friday's payrolls report as the next test.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield briefly topped 5.3%, the highest since 2002, as a stronger Q2 GDP revision and fund selling lifted interest rates.

Gold fell 3-4% toward $4,160-$4,200 an ounce as a bond rout, a firmer dollar and Fed rate hike bets lifted yields, while Bitcoin held near $83,000 a coin.

New York Fed's Williams said there is no need for urgency on another fed rate hike, cutting October odds to 50-50 and lowering two-year Treasury yields.

Conference Board confidence fell to 81.9 in September, missing the 89.2 forecast, as fuel costs, Iran war worries and job fears weighed on households.

August JOLTS topped 7.23M consensus, amplifying fears of a Warsh Fed rate hike as 10-year Treasury yields hit 19-year highs and Brent crude holds above $105.

Ten-year Treasury yields approach 6% as Mideast oil fears reignite inflation, dragging emerging market stocks to four consecutive sessions of losses.

Markets are now pricing better-than-even odds that Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh will raise interest rates at the November FOMC meeting, after his Jackson Hole address signaled persistent…

Michigan's final September consumer sentiment index held at 47.8 Friday, the weakest since May's record trough, as a Federal Reserve rate hike and crude oil above $100 per barrel compound pressure…

Hot PMI data and hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Warsh drove October rate hike odds to 70%, sending the 10-year Treasury yield to its highest level since July 2007.
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