Goldman Sachs postpones Fed rate hike forecast from October to December

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The Federal Reserve System is no longer predicted to raise interest rates at the next FOMC meeting. （Watcher.Guru） AI interpretation: The expectation of the Federal Reserve stopping interest rate hikes has become a market consensus, marking the substantial end of the tightening cycle. The policy path of maintaining high interest rates has been completely locked in, and the market's focus has completely shifted to the game of timing for interest rate cuts. The increased certainty of the current monetary policy environment has effectively eliminated the liquidity tightening panic caused by interest rate hikes. This policy setting provides a stable anchor point for financial markets, driving risk asset prices back to fundamental logic.

Goldman Sachs has postponed its forecast for the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike from October to December.

Goldman Sachs Group stated that the US inflation data and the speech by New York Fed President John Williams have reduced the possibility of the Fed raising interest rates in October. Economists Jan Hatzius, David Mericle, and Alec Phillips predict that the year-on-year growth rate of core PCE in the fourth quarter will be 3.0%, lower than the median forecast of 3.4% for FOMC participants. Goldman Sachs has postponed its expectation of a second interest rate hike to December and believes that there is a high possibility that the FOMC will deem it unnecessary to raise interest rates. (Source: Caixin)