The June FOMC meeting is expected to remove its easing bias, signaling that rate cuts are no longer imminent. Accelerating core inflation and a stabilizing labor market suggest the Fed will prioritize inflation control over employment support, a hawkish shift that could keep policy rates higher for longer.
The June FOMC meeting is expected to remove its easing bias, signaling that rate cuts are no longer imminent. Accelerating core inflation and a stabilizing labor market suggest the Fed will prioritize inflation control over employment support, a hawkish shift that could keep policy rates higher for longer.
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