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Date Headline Sentiment
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Says Expect To Propose Changes, Including To Summary Of Projections; Balance Sheet Task Force Will Review Benefits And Risks Of Ample Reserves Regime; Data Task Force Will Consider New Data Sources, Methodological Changes; Task Force On Productivity And Jobs Will Survey Reach Of AI And Other Gen Purpose Tech; Task Force On Inflation Frameworks Will Examine Drivers Of Inflation; Each Task Force Will Serve An Objective Share By All Fed Policymakers
93.68%
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Says Also Absent Is Forward Guidance, Not Well-Suited To Current Policy State; Did Not Offer Projections Today; That's Consistent With Long Held Views; Encouraged Others To Participate As They Have Been; Appointing Task Force In Five Areas On Monetary Policy; Task Force On Communications, Balance Sheet, Use Of Data Sources, Productivity And Jobs, And Inflation Frameworks; Task Forces Will Be Supported By Fed Staff; Task Forces Will Ultimately Propose Next Steps
93.68%
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Being Press Conference; Goal Is To Get Monetary Policy Right; Congressional Remit Of Price Stability, Max Employment Guided Our Meeting; Economic Activity Expanding At Solid Pace; Persistently High Prices A Burden; FOMC Members Are Unanimous That Will Deliver Price Stability; Timely Opportunity To Review Practices, Reaffirm Mission When Leadership Changes; Today's Policy Statement Was Shorter, Simpler; Statement Dispenses With Older Language
93.68%
Benzinga Market Summary: S&P Drops After Fed Maintains Rates And Projects Possible Rate Hike This Year
96.43%
Major indices are trading lower after the Fed left rates unchanged and projected possible rate hike this year.
96.53%
Fed Says Job Gains Have Kept Pace With The Workforce, Unemployment Rate Has Changed Little; Productivity Growth And Capital Investment Are Strong; Fed Vote In Favor Of Policy Was Unanimous; Committee Reaffirmed Policy Of Maintaining Ample Reserves In Banking System, Instructs Open Market Desk To Increase Securities Holdings 'When Appropriate'
92.97%
Federal Reserve Leaves Key Overnight Interest Rate Unchanged In 3.50-3.75% Range, Says Committee Will Deliver Price Stability; Says Inflation Remains Elevated Relative To 2% Goal, In Part Reflecting Supply Shocks That Have Caused Price Increases In Certain Sectors, Including Energy; Economic Activity Is Expanding At Solid Pace Despite Elevated Uncertainty That Owes, In Part, To Middle East Conflict
94.32%
Fed Projections Imply 25 Basis Points Of Rate Hikes In 2026, Followed By 25 BPs Of Rate Cuts In 2027 And Another 25 Bps Of Cuts In 2028; PCE Inflation Not Expected To Return To 2.0% Target Until 2028, Unchanged From March Projection; See 4.3% Unemployment Rate At End Of 2026 Versus 4.4% In March Projections; See End-2026 PCE Inflation At 3.6% Versus 2.7% In March; Core Seen At 3.3% Versus 2.7%; See 2.2% GDP Growth In 2026 Versus 2.4% In March, See Longer-Run Growth At 2.0% Vs 2.0% In March
74.04%
Fed Officials' Median View Of Fed Funds Rate At End-2026 3.8% (Prev 3.4%); Median View Of Fed Funds Rate At End-2027 3.6% (Prev 3.1%); Median View Of Fed Funds Rate At End-2028 3.4% (Prev 3.1%); Median View Of Fed Funds Rate In Longer Run 3.1% (Prev 3.1 %); Only 18 Of 19 Policymakers Submitted Projections
85.07%
Federal Reserve Issues FOMC Statement For June 16-17, 2026 (Link In Body)
93.07%