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Live: Updates on FOMC Rate Decision, Chair Jerome Powell's News Conference
Mar. 22nd, 2023
Policymakers now see the fed funds rate ending next year at 4.3%, according to median projections, up slightly from the 4.1% they saw in December. That also suggests they see rates having to stay higher for a little longer to combat inflation. In other words, they are definitely not seeing more rate cuts for next year, on average, because of the recent turmoil in banking. At least not yet.
Live: Updates on FOMC Rate Decision, Chair Jerome Powell's News Conference
Mar. 22nd, 2023
- Fed hikes by quarter point, signals it still expects higher rates
- Impact of bank turmoil real, though extent is uncertain: Fed
- Central bank to keep same pace of balance-sheet unwind
- Yield curve steepens, stocks rise as markets see decision as dovish
Policymakers now see the fed funds rate ending next year at 4.3%, according to median projections, up slightly from the 4.1% they saw in December. That also suggests they see rates having to stay higher for a little longer to combat inflation. In other words, they are definitely not seeing more rate cuts for next year, on average, because of the recent turmoil in banking. At least not yet.
