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Rising global oil prices drive shift in faith in Fed policy, Mohamed A. El-Erian notes — Markets react to hawkish Fed signals

Mohamed A. El-Erian, president at Queens' College, University of Cambridge, comments on recent market dynamics as reflected by a Bloomberg chart tracking expectations for a more hawkish path in U.S. Federal Reserve policy, including the potential impact of a "live" July meeting.

He believes the surge in global oil prices is excessively undermining market confidence in the current policy outlook.

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El-Erian recently highlighted the upcoming release of U.S. May PCE inflation data, a key measure closely watched by markets and the Federal Reserve, in a previous note. He also discussed current trends in the U.S. economy, financial markets, and Fed policy during an appearance on CNBC's Squawk on the Street. These comments continue his focus on central bank actions and market responses.

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