
Recap and Week Ahead | Expect Volatility
Last week the Fed hiked interest rates .75% as expected. The surprise was in
Last week the Fed hiked interest rates .75% as expected. The surprise was in
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INFLATION data will dominate this week’s headlines. CPI data will be released Tuesday morning. Economists expect headline CPI to come in at 8.1% over the prior year. On a month-over-month basis, CPI is expected to show prices have eased by .1% If realized, this would be the first monthly decline since May of 2020!
Markets are now pricing in a 70% likelihood of a 75-bps hike in September, followed by a 50-bps hike in November and a 25-bps hike in December, bringing the year-end Fed funds rate range to 3.75-4.00%.