FOMC Hikes, Guides At Least One More To ComeGLOBAL ECONOMICS
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FOMC加息,指引至少还会有一次加息 · 全球经济
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The FOMC unanimously raised the target range 25bps to 3.75%-4% and guided at least one more hike this year, with a large minority seeing a further 2027 move. Two-year yields rose 14bps in a bear flattener, the dollar firmed and the S&P 500 fell about 0.75%. OIS prices 100bps total tightening. Scotiabank flags possible policy error, sees BoC cover to hike soon, and notes the task forces are largely moot.
- Institution
- Scotiabank Economics
- Published
- 09/16/2026
- Research topic
- Not explicitly stated
- Time horizon
- Not explicitly stated
Key arguments
- The FOMC raised rates 25bps unanimously, with 16 of 18 members expecting another hike and four expecting three total this year.
- Scotiabank warns this may be a policy error, arguing growth risks point lower and feedback effects will hit the dual mandate more than the Committee expects.
- Warsh's hawkish tone leans on past inflation and dismisses recent core PCE progress, raising net overtightening risk.
- The Fed's move gives the BoC more cover to begin hiking soon, with October a live meeting.
Key numbers
- Fed funds target range
- 3.75%-4.00%
- 2-year Treasury yield move
- +14bps
- 10-year Treasury yield move
- +8bps
- OIS-implied further tightening
- 75bps (100bps total)
- Longer-run policy rate estimate
- 3.2%
Main risks
- If the hike proves a policy error, the dots understate reversal risk.
- The Chair boycotts forecasts and does not view policy as restrictive, a setup for net overtightening.
- Political friction is building, including Trump's calls for cuts and threats over trade, testing Fed independence.
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