CPI number and accelerating inflation/recession will force FOMC to maintain rate or increase rate?

PawsAndProfits
07-15 05:01

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With renewed tensions between Iran and USA, escalating every day. Coupled with inflation and recession pressure, will it force FOMC to maintain, cut or increase rate? So far there is a mix bag of views from experts. However I feel with this being only the second FOMC meeting under new chairman Kevin Warsh, He will choose not to shake the boat and maintain rates. 

@PawsAndProfits - Specialist in combining FA and TA for Options selling and Swing trading.

Cooling CPI Revives Rate-Cut Bets — Will Warsh Signal the Green Light?
June CPI came in at 3.5% and core at 2.6%, both below expectations, reviving rate-cut hopes as traders trimmed hike bets. New Fed Chair Warsh struck a measured, data-driven tone the same day — he'll follow the numbers regardless of Trump's criticism, while warning that one cool print doesn't mean the inflation job is "done." Less a hawk-vs-dove clash than a Chair in no rush to commit. The real tell comes Wednesday: Warsh testifies again and June PPI drops. Does the market keep pricing in cuts — or wait for confirmation?
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