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This is a Franklin Templeton insights library index page rather than a single research note. Its article listings show a September 2026 house view that the Federal Reserve, under chair Kevin Warsh, has returned to hiking rates for the first time since 2023; CIO Sonal Desai sees scope for further yield curve steepening and selective opportunities. Other listed pieces flag resilient but uneven global growth, sticky inflation, and continued AI investment. No forecasts, targets or figures are disclosed in the available text.
- Institution
- Franklin Templeton
- Published
- 09/22/2026
- Research topic
- Inflation
- Time horizon
- Not explicitly stated
Key arguments
- Franklin Templeton Institute frames the Fed as having resumed hiking, the first increase since 2023.
- Chair Kevin Warsh is described as having established hawkish credentials.
- CIO Sonal Desai sees scope for further yield curve steepening plus selective opportunities.
- Global growth is characterized as resilient but uneven, with sticky inflation and ongoing AI investment.
Key numbers
- Fed rate action cited
- First hike since 2023
- Library item count
- 412 articles, page shows 8
Main risks
- The page is a listing index; underlying research, data and disclaimers are not included.
- No asset-level forecasts, targets or time horizons are provided.
- Index-page snippets may not capture the full nuance of each underlying report.
Corresponding source evidence
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