Federal Reserve officials noted cooling inflation data but stressed more months are needed. They indicated a weakened case for a near-term rate hike while remaining cautious. Market attention now shifts to producer price data for broader inflation trends. Investors have reduced expectations for an imminent interest rate increase. Policymakers remain committed to restoring price stability and await further confirmation.

Waller says oil-driven inflation fears have eased, signaling a dovish Fed outlook. No change in rates after July 2026 at 59.5% YES.

Fed Governor Waller says oil-driven inflation risks are fading and the labor market is stabilizing, shifting rate cut expectations with implications for

US stocks rise as June CPI eases inflation concerns. Fed rate hike by September 2026 at 44% YES.

(Bloomberg) -- A cooler-than-estimated inflation reading spurred gains in both stocks and bonds, easing concern about the potential for imminent Federal Reserve rate hikes amid a…

New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh tells lawmakers the US central bank has ‘no tolerance for persistently elevated inflation’.

Fed officials welcome inflation drop to 3.4%. Rate cut in next three decisions at 0.1% YES, pause at 0.7% YES.

Fed rate hike bets were trimmed following the CPI data, while Fed Chair Warsh said the inflation data did not mean mission accomplished and he cautioned against overreading or…

Federal Reserve officials noted cooling inflation data but stressed more months are needed. They indicated a weakened case for a near-term rate hike while remaining cautious.…

June CPI shows cooling inflation with a 0.4% decline. Fed rate hike in September at 0.8% YES.

(Bloomberg) -- Another report showing softer-than-anticipated inflation drove stocks and bonds higher as Wall Street further dialed back wagers on Federal Reserve interest-rate…

Fed's Cook signals caution on inflation and readiness to act. Rate cut by October 2026 at 11% YES.

Fed officials welcome June inflation drop. Rate cut by October at 11% YES.

June CPI data came in softer than expected at 3.5% YoY, sparking a Bitcoin rally above $63,800 as Fed officials warn more progress is needed on inflation.