Wall Street’s Major Banks Have Revised Their Forecasts for the Fed’s Next Interest Rate Move
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Wall Street’s Major Banks Have Revised Their Forecasts for the Fed’s Next Interest Rate Move
Following yesterday's Fed decision and Chairman Kevin Warsh's speech, which was perceived as hawkish, analyst predictions have changed. Continue Reading: Wall Street’s Major Banks Have Revised Their Forecasts for the Fed’s Next Interest Rate Move
The hawkish messages given by the US Federal Reserve (FED) at its September meeting have begun to change Wall Street's expectations regarding the interest rate path. While many large banks expect at least one more interest rate hike from the FED after the 25 basis point increase in September, some institutions are reducing the number of interest rate cuts they previously predicted. According to the latest estimates, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley…
As the Fed raised interest rates by 25 basis points for the first time in three years, attention has turned to the next step. Forecasts from 11 foreign banks and institutions suggest that tightening may continue, with a median expectation of a further 50 basis point increase. 🚆
As the Fed raised interest rates by 25 basis points for the first time in three years, attention has turned to the next step. Forecasts from 11 foreign banks and institutions indicate that tightening may continue, with a median expectation of a further 50 basis point increase.
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