Today the FED language is more problematical for the first time in months. IMO the FED will have data that shows that markets (in particular RE markets and consumer related markets like auto sales) are beginning to feel the pinch of the rate hikes.
While at least a quarter today is 99.999% certain, I would not be surprised to hear that the FED has changed it's language about further rate hikes. IMO, the FED will hint that they are closer to reaching a neutral stance going forward, at least to the second half of next year.
Again, spooz will trickle higher into the announcement, and depending on the language, will either go ballistic or get creamed.
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