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瑞银CIO观点：沃什时代对美联储政策意味着什么？
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Core conclusion · Tlines extraction
UBS CIO expects the Fed to keep rates on hold despite hawkish signals from Chair Warsh, favoring short- to medium-duration quality bonds.
- Institution
- UBS CIO
- Published
- 08/31/2026
- Research topic
- equity outlook · US equities · monetary policy
- Time horizon
- medium term · 2027 · current
Key arguments
- Core PCE inflation ran close to 0.2% month-over-month in June and July, which should allow the Fed to stay on hold.
- Employment growth has moderated, reducing the urgency for tighter policy.
- Likely slower economic growth and disinflation in the second half should support a gradual shift toward lower rates in 2027.
Key numbers
- Federal funds rate range
- 3.50-3.75%
- Implied probability of September hike before speech
- 35-40%
- Implied probability of September hike after speech
- nearly 60%
- Core PCE monthly pace
- 0.2%
Main risks
- Risk of a rate hike has increased; if inflation does not moderate, the Fed may hike.
- Market expectations for a September hike may lead to volatility.
Corresponding source evidence
We believe Fed policy overall will remain supportive for US equities, and we favor a balanced and diversified approach to the asset class.
· medium termLikely slower economic growth trends and disinflation in the US in the second half should support a gradual shift toward lower policy rates in 2027.
· 2027Employment growth has moderated, reducing the urgency for tighter policy.
· current
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