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US September Inflation Beats Forecasts, Fed October Hike Risk Rises
ParkietLO·US·about 9 hours ago
Fed Vice Chair John Williams said further rate hikes in 2027 may not be necessary after the December increase, suggesting a potential pause in the tightening cycle. This marks a dovish shift from prior guidance, though it remains conditional on inflation data. Markets may price in a lower terminal rate, supporting risk assets and pressuring the dollar.
New York Fed President John Williams has signaled a potential end to the current rate hike cycle after a December 2026 increase, indicating no further hikes are anticipated in 2027. This represents a dovish shift in Federal Reserve guidance, contingent on continued slowing inflation. Market expectations for the terminal rate are likely to adjust downwards.