Market odds of September Fed rate hike drop to 50/50 split
Market-implied odds of a September Fed rate hike dropped to a 50/50 split, with the second expected hike no longer fully priced in until March rather than December, marking a shift away from earlier hawkish market positioning. Claudia Sahm noted markets are split about 50-50 as Fed officials Waller and Warsh differ on how to read inflation ahead of CPI data.
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Odds of a rate hike in September dropped today, returning to a 50/50 split. The second expected rate hike is now not fully priced in until March rather than December. This represents a notable shift away from the strong hawkishness expressed by the markets earlier this week. https://t.co/VVuLawauDt
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Claudia Sahm says markets are split about 50-50 as Waller and Warsh differ on how to read inflation, highlighting policy uncertainty ahead of CPI data and the Fed’s next rate decision.