Fed's Williams: One More Rate Hike Likely if Economy Meets Expectations

Fed's Williams Signals One More Rate Hike Possible Late 2026

New York Fed President Williams said one additional rate increase may be warranted later this year to combat inflation, but stressed no immediate urgency after the recent hike. USD supported by hawkish tilt; traders watch whether PCE inflation at 3.7% justifies further tightening versus the 2% target.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-09-29/fed-s-williams-sees-one-more-interest-rate-hike-in-late-2026

Fed's Williams: One More Rate Hike Possible Late 2026

New York Fed President Williams signaled no urgency for immediate rate moves after September's hike, leaving one additional increase possible in late 2026 if economic conditions track expectations. USD may gain on hawkish hold language, though forward guidance beyond 2026 limits near-term volatility. Traders watch PCE inflation data as the decisive driver of actual policy timing.

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Fed Official Williams Says No Urgency on Rate Action

Fed Vice Chair John Williams signaled no rush to adjust policy, prompting traders to trim bets on October rate hikes and price just one more hike by year-end. USD weakness likely as markets reduce Fed tightening expectations. PCE inflation at 3.7% remains above target, but dovish messaging shifts rate-cut timeline.

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Fed Williams Says No Rush to Hike; October Odds Drop to 50%

Fed President Williams signaled no urgency to raise rates, sending October hike odds down from 70% to 50%. Williams still sees one more hike potentially needed by year-end if inflation remains elevated. USD weakens on reduced near-term tightening expectations; traders now focus on tomorrow's Core PCE and ADP employment data to assess December rate path.

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Fed Official Williams signals no October rate hike urgency

New York Fed President John Williams said there is no need for urgency on rate decisions, tempering market expectations for back-to-back hikes in October. USD weakness likely as traders reassess Fed tightening path; focus remains on PCE inflation at 3.7% versus 2% target as the decisive metric for future moves.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/traders-expecting-a-back-to-back-rate-hike-from-the-fed-in-october-may-have-gotten-ahead-of-themselves-e2cc5193?mod=mw_rss_topstories