The Federal Reserve unanimously raised its key rate by 25 bps to 3.75%-4.00%, citing support for a timelier return to 2% inflation. JPMorgan's Michele called it a clean meeting and noted possible last dot plots.
Sentimentbearish 25
Bearish · 25 of 100
Impact80
high · market-wide
Confidence95%
high confidence · 9 wires
Eventdeveloping
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JPMorgan's Michele: long-end bond purchases were funded with cashneutral 50 · impact 30
JPMorgan's Michele: Bessent stabilizing long end of yield curveneutral 50 · impact 10
JPMorgan's Michele: firm was buying long-end US, Japan, Australia bondsneutral 50 · impact 40
JPMorgan's Michele suggests Fed dot plot may be discontinuedneutral 50 · impact 30
JPMorgan's Michele: FOMC members likely taken aback by speed of rate movesneutral 50 · impact 20
JPMorgan economist expects clean Fed meeting with 25-bp hikeneutral 50 · impact 20 · this page
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