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Fed's Williams: One More Rate Hike Appropriate; No 2027 Hikes Needed

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Fed President Williams signaled one additional rate increase is warranted but no hikes are needed in 2027, citing no evidence that labour market tightness is driving inflation. The statement reinforces the Fed's conditional hiking path hinges on PCE inflation trends; CPI releases due 14 Oct will be critical to confirm disinflationary momentum.
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3 hours ago

Fed's Williams: One More Rate Hike Appropriate This Year

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said one additional interest-rate increase is warranted in 2026, signaling the Fed's hiking cycle is not finished. USD strengthens on hawkish guidance; traders reassess terminal rate expectations and PCE inflation path, the key driver of Fed policy direction.

https://x.com/financialjuice/status/2110069790144409608
3 hours ago

Fed's Williams signals one rate hike sufficient in 2026

New York Fed President John Williams said one more rate increase in 2026 may suffice, with no further hikes anticipated in 2027. Long-term Treasury yields fell sharply—30-year down 3.42 bps to 5.565%, 10-year down 2.51 bps to 5.219%—as markets repriced expectations for Fed tightening. USD weakness likely as rate-hike cycle nears its end; traders now watch PCE inflation data due tomorrow to confirm the terminal-rate narrative.

https://x.com/DeItaone/status/2110072104267727058
3 hours ago

Fed's Williams: AI Inflation Risk Manageable, One Hike Possible 2026

New York Fed President Williams links elevated chip and construction costs to AI infrastructure demand but sees no economy-wide overheating. He projects inflation approaching 2% by 2027 with one potential rate hike in 2026 and none in 2027. Statement clarifies Fed's inflation path hinges on PCE; next CPI prints (14 Oct) will test this guidance.

https://x.com/DeItaone/status/2110071891465519615
3 hours ago

Fed's Williams: Economy Not Overheating, No Labor Pressure

Fed President Williams said the economy is not overheating and labor markets show no inflation pressure, with disinflationary forces still at work. These comments soften hawkish pressure on USD ahead of tomorrow's US CPI release, which will be decisive for the Fed's policy path and wage expectations.

https://x.com/DeItaone/status/2110070051566973273
3 hours ago

Fed's Williams Signals Possible One More Rate Increase This Year

New York Fed President John Williams told Bloomberg he still expects possibly one more rate hike in 2026, with 2027 policy uncertain pending incoming data. The comment reinforces Fed optionality on PCE inflation trajectory. USD pairs sensitive to terminal-rate expectations; EUR/USD and GBP/USD most exposed to near-term Fed path shifts.

https://x.com/NickTimiraos/status/2110074014567981206

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