New York Federal Reserve President John Williams said Thursday that it is reasonable to expect the U.S. Federal Reserve could raise interest rates again before the end of 2026, as policymakers remain focused on inflation risks.
Williams said market expectations for another rate hike by year-end were a reasonable way to view the outlook, but stressed that the Fed will continue to assess incoming…
Federal Reserve official Susan Collins warned that U.S. inflation could remain notably above the Fed’s 2% target, highlighting continued upside risks to price pressures.
Collins said she supported the Fed’s recent interest-rate hike, arguing that somewhat tighter…
President Donald Trump said U.S. interest rates should be 1% or lower, urging the Federal Reserve to cut borrowing costs quickly.
Trump said he still has confidence in Fed Chair Kevin Warsh and wants him to remain independent. However, he criticized the Federal…
FOMC Decision: Why the Dot Plot Could Matter More Than the Rate Hike.
September 16, 2026
Markets are heading into today’s Federal Reserve decision with a clear expectation: a rate hike. Fed funds pricing has placed the probability of a 25-basis-point increase at above 90%, making the hike largely priced into the market.
The Rate Decision: Hike or No…
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh faces a crucial test this week as policymakers weigh whether to raise interest rates again amid persistent inflation.
The Fed is under pressure to keep inflation under control, while President Donald Trump has pushed for lower interest…
The U.S. CPI report today could trigger a major move across Gold, stocks and Bitcoin, as inflation remains one of the key factors influencing the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decisions.
If Inflation Comes in Higher
A hotter-than-expected CPI would increase…
Financial markets are facing renewed bearish pressure as investors reassess both inflation risks and the Federal Reserve’s September policy decision.
1. Rising Oil Prices Revive Inflation Fears
Renewed tensions in the Middle East have pushed oil prices higher again.
President Trump has renewed pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates sharply, warning that he could take action against countries with which the United States runs large trade deficits.
The comments highlight Trump’s push for lower borrowing costs while…
1. Middle East Tensions Bring Back Inflation Risk
Renewed tensions in the Middle East are pushing oil prices higher again. Higher energy prices could create fresh inflation pressure in the U.S., making it harder for the Federal Reserve to cut rates.
If oil continues…
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh delivered a hawkish message at Jackson Hole, warning that the Fed still has “work to do” if underlying inflation does not move toward its 2% target clearly and quickly. He also argued that current financial conditions may not be…