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Fed’s Waller says next move as likely to be rate hike as cut

Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller said he supports making clear the Fed’s next interest-rate move is likely to be an increase as the energy shock from the Iran war pushes up prices.

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US Fed Rate Hike: 3 reasons why markets are no longer betting on rate cuts in 2026

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Odds against rate cuts high as new US Fed chair set for swearing in

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Kevin Warsh sworn in as Fed chair at pivotal moment for US economy

Kevin Warsh was sworn in Friday at the White House as Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, succeeding Jerome Powell in one of the world’s most powerful economic positions.

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Donald Trump tells Kevin Warsh at swearing-in to do ‘own thing’ as Fed Chair

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Trump says he wants Warsh to be independent in his new role as Fed Chair

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Warsh Takes Charge of a Fed Facing Rising Inflation Threat

Inflation is rising again, and the war with Iran has raised concerns that surging commodity prices could broaden out and morph into a more persistent problem.

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US Federal Reserve appoints new chair

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Warsh Is Sworn in as Fed Chair

The Financial Express

All eyes on FOMC meeting minutes releasing today: Will they give clues on a US Fed rate hike?

From projections of at least 2 rate cuts in 2026, markets are now pricing in a rate hike if bond yields do not cool off.

Economists Boost US Inflation Forecast, Push Out Fed Cut on War

Economists raised their US inflation estimates and pushed out their timeline for the next Federal Reserve interest-rate cut as the price shock triggered by the Iran war starts to spread beyond higher energy costs.

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US inflation as oil disruptions impact Fed rate cut outlook

Fed Rate Cut Timing market shows a current 2.4% YES for a rate cut by June 2026, down from 3% a week ago. Fed Rate Cuts Predictions for 2026 market indicates 61.9% YES for no cuts, up from 57% yesterday.

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Kevin Warsh takes over the Fed: What his ‘reform-oriented’ vision means for the US economy?

Kevin Warsh aims for a reform-oriented approach, balancing Trump’s expectations for rate cuts with the Fed’s mandate to control inflation and maintain independence.