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Fed's Williams Sees No 2027 Rate Hikes, Inflation Slowing
InfoMoney·US·about 16 hours ago
Fed Vice Chair John Williams said further rate hikes in 2027 may not be necessary after the December increase, suggesting a potential pause in the tightening cycle. This marks a dovish shift from prior guidance, though it remains conditional on inflation data. Markets may price in a lower terminal rate, supporting risk assets and pressuring the dollar.
New York Fed President John Williams has signaled a potential end to the current rate hike cycle after a December 2026 increase, indicating no further hikes are anticipated in 2027. This represents a dovish shift in Federal Reserve guidance, contingent on continued slowing inflation. Market expectations for the terminal rate are likely to adjust downwards.