Fed Rate Hike Odds Rise to 61% After PPI Comes in Hotter than Expected
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Fed Rate Hike Odds Rise to 61% After PPI Comes in Hotter than Expected
Wholesale inflation ran hotter than expected in August, and prediction market traders wasted no time repricing next week’s Federal Reserve decision. Odds on Polymarket for a 0.25% Fed rate increase next week jumped from 54% yesterday to 61% this morning after the Bureau of Labor Statistics released the Producer Price Index data. The move flips […]
Energy Costs Push Wholesale Inflation Rate To 5.4%
The New York Post reports: Wholesale inflation in August saw its strongest increase in three months, largely driven by higher energy costs – as the Federal Reserve weighs whether to raise interest rates next week to stem rising prices. The Producer Price Index jumped 5.4% in August over the past 12 months, up from a … The post Energy Costs Push Wholesale Inflation Rate To 5.4% appeared first on Joe.My.God..
Wholesale inflation rises by most in 3 months ahead of Fed interest-rate decision
Wholesale inflation in August saw its strongest increase in three months, largely driven by higher energy costs – as the Federal Reserve weighs whether to raise interest rates next week to stem rising prices.
Dow Jones Today Drops As Fed Rate Hike Bets Surge To 70%
The post Dow Jones Today Drops As Fed Rate Hike Bets Surge To 70% appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News US stocks are sliding as oil climbs above $100 a barrel and August producer prices came in hotter than expected. PPI rose 5.4% year-on-year, above the 5.3% forecast, while core PPI jumped to 4.6% from 4.3%. September rate hike expectations rose to 70%, up from 60%. Dow futures are down 0.33%, Nasdaq futures down 1%, …
Market bets on a rise in Federal Reserve rates next week increased sharply, after wholesale prices and oil showed new signs of inflationary pressure. Operators also began to contemplate another rise before the end of the year, while the central bank expects a final key inflation figure.
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