Nine of nineteen Fed officials see at least one rate hike by year end, Andrew Ackerman notes

Nine of nineteen Fed officials see at least one rate hike by year end, Andrew Ackerman notes
Fed officials project possible year end rate hike

Andrew Ackerman reports that with no forward guidance from the U.S. Federal Reserve, attention has turned to the so-called dot plot. Nine out of nineteen Fed officials now anticipate at least one interest rate increase by the end of the year, compared to none who expected a hike in March.

This shift indicates a change in outlook among policymakers regarding future monetary policy decisions.

Ackerman previously reported that Kevin Warsh, as the newly appointed Federal Reserve chief, was set to lead his first press conference after the FOMC meeting. In a separate article, he covered the CFPB’s scrutiny of Self-Help Ventures Fund, which traces its early origins to a 1980s bake sale. These topics reflect Ackerman’s coverage of both regulatory actions and key central bank events.

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