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Fed hints at shift in June with 2026 hike expectations
The Federal Reserve is signaling a potential shift toward raising interest rates later in 2026 due to rising inflation and a strong labor market. Following the confirmation of Kevin Warsh as Fed Chairman, officials have indicated that rate hikes could occur as early as September or October, although rate cuts are considered unlikely this year. The decision will depend on ongoing economic data, including inflation levels and job reports.
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