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Date Headline Sentiment
Fed Chair Warsh Says Those Less Well Off Have Most To Gain From That; Did Not Offer Own Summary of Economic Projection; Decision We Made Today Was A Sober Decision; Am Not Going To Prejudge Any Future Decision We May Make; Decision Today Was The Right Decision, I Have Nothing For You About A Discussion With The President; Because Of Underlying Strength Of The Economy We Can Afford To Focus On Price Stability
93.22%
Fed Chair Warsh Says Plain Fact Is Inflation Is Too High And Has Been For Too Long; Summer Data Does Not Tell Me Inflation Situation Has Improved; Too Many Categories Are Posting Increases Above 3% On Both 6 And 12 Month Basis; In July We Expressed Joint Readiness To Act; We Must Be Confident Underlying Inflation Must Be Moving To 2% On Timely Basis; FOMC Decided This Has Not Been Met; Did Not Submit A Dot; Fed Has A Role In Sustaining Economic Progress Occurring Right Now
93.22%
Fed Chair Warsh Says FOMC Decided To Raise Rates By Quarter Point; Inflation Remains Elevated; Decision Comes When Economy Appears To Be Strengthening; Key Markers Have Improved In Recent Months; This Committee Will Deliver Price Stability; View That Conditions Are Not Restrictive Was Widely Shared By FOMC; Jobless Rate Remains Low, Openings And Hours Are Increasing; Labor Side Of Fed Remit Is In Good Shape; OUr Predominant Focus Is Inflation
93.22%
Major indices are trading higher following the FOMC decision to increase the target range for the fed funds rate from 3.50%-3.75% to 3.75%-4.00% as Fed expectations for another rate hike in 2026 largely reflect investor expectations heading into the event.
94.54%
FOMC: Job Gains Have Kept Pace With Workforce, Unemployment Rate Has Changed Little; Productivity Growth Is Strong, Capital Investment Is Robust; Committee Will Deliver Price Stability; Fed Vote In Favor Of Policy Was Unanimous
94.18%
FOMC: Federal Reserve Raises Key Overnight Interest Rate By 25 Basis Points To 3.75-4.00% Range, Says Action Will Support Timelier Return To 2% Inflation Goal; Economic Activity Is Expanding At A Solid Pace; Fed Says Inflation Remains Elevated, Drops Earlier Description Of That Owing In Part To Supply Shocks; Domestic Spending Has Been Resilient Despite Elevated Uncertainty
94.7%
FOMC: Fed Projections Show 12 Of 18 Officials See One More 25-Basis-Point Rate Hike This Year; Four See Two Hikes; Two See No More Hikes; Fed Policymakers See 4.1% Unemployment Rate At End Of 2026 Versus 4.3% In June Projections; Fed Policymakers See End-2026 PCE Inflation At 3.7% Versus 3.6% In June; Core Seen At 3.4% Versus 3.3%; Fed Policymakers See 2.3% GDP Growth In 2026 Versus 2.2% In June, See Longer-run Growth At 2.0% Vs 2.0% In June
84.92%
FOMC: Fed Officials' Median View Of Fed Funds Rate At End-2026 4.1% (Prev 3.8%); Fed Officials' Median View Of Fed Funds Rate At End-2027 4.1% (Prev 3.6%); Fed Officials' Median View Of Fed Funds Rate At End-2028 3.9% (Prev 3.4%); Fed Officials' Median View Of Fed Funds Rate At End-2029 3.6%; Fed Officials' Median View Of Fed Funds Rate In Longer Run 3.2% (Prev 3.1%)
83.79%
Federal Reserve Issues FOMC Statement For September 15-16, 2026 (Link In Body)
93.06%
USA Fed Interest Rate Decision 4.00% Up From 3.75% Prior
94.27%