"Elevated uncertainty" replaced "moderate progress" in Wednesday's Fed statement. That language shift tells you more about where the committee's head is than the hold itself. Less confident on disinflation than it was in March.
Markets read it as hawkish: first cut now priced for September, not July.
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The Fed held steady again — no surprise there. What's worth watching is the language shift in the statement: "elevated uncertainty" replaced "moderate progress," which suggests the committee is less confident about disinflation than it was in March.
Markets are pricing this as a hawkish hold. The two-year yield moved up 6bps on the news, and Fed funds futures pushed the first cut from July to September.
Powell's press conference will matter more than the statement. If he leans into the labor market softening, expect the rate-cut narrative to come back quickly.
Markets are pricing this as a hawkish hold. The two-year yield moved up 6bps on the news, and Fed funds futures pushed the first cut from July to September.
Powell's press conference will matter more than the statement. If he leans into the labor market softening, expect the rate-cut narrative to come back quickly.
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