The Federal Reserve is adrift! Hawkish decisions have sparked a major debate on Wall Street, significantly reducing expectations of an interest rate cut.

This article will explore experts' interpretation of the Federal Reserve's policy decisions and its potential impact on the stock market.

Zhitong FinanceJun 13 09:14 ET

Despite the cooling of CPI, expectations of interest rate cuts remain high! The Federal Reserve continues to hold steady and is expected to cut interest rates only once this year.

The dot plot shows that no one expects a rate cut three times this year, while last time more than half of the officials expected at least three rate cuts. Nearly 80% of officials expect at least one rate cut this time, and the number of officials who do not expect rate cuts this year has doubled to four.

wallstreetcnJun 13 01:21 ET

Interest rate cut expected in September! Market still sings against the Federal Reserve.

Powell maintains a hawkish tone, but traders continue to increase bets on rate cuts due to the impact of falling inflation data, making the possibility of the first rate cut in September once again a reality.

wallstreetcnJun 12 21:01 ET

New York Fed: Will the interest rate be lowered? Tomorrow morning, the Fed will reveal its "trump card".

Nick Timiraos expects that the Federal Reserve will continue to hold steady on Wednesday, with a focus on the latest dot plot released that day. If the US May CPI meets expectations, the market believes that the expectation of "two rate cuts" will be dominant, and the Fed may take action in September.

wallstreetcnJun 12 05:44 ET

US May CPI Outlook: Signs of inflation may fall, will there be one or two rate cuts this year?

The Fed is facing a dot plot suspense.

Gelonghui FinanceJun 12 03:10 ET

The US stock market's "long vs. short" battle is reaching a climax! CPI collides with the Fed's interest rate decision, with intense fluctuations waiting to happen.

JPMorgan's trading department listed potential fluctuations in the US stock market after inflation data was released; Citigroup's trading department expects implied volatility to rise due to CPI and the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision.

Zhitong FinanceJun 10 20:37 ET