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Fed Implied Rates Mostly Hold Yesterday’s Climb

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  • Fed Funds implied rates modestly extend yesterday’s late trimming of a sizeable increase, leaving terminal pricing still close to pre-payrolls levels and rate expectations at the low end of recent ranges.
  • Cumulative hikes from 5.33% effective: +1.5bp Sep (unch), +11bp Nov (-0.5bp) to a terminal 5.44%.
  • Cuts from terminal: 1bp to Dec’23, 40bp to Jun’24 and 108bp to Dec’24. The first cut from current levels is priced for June.
  • After unscheduled appearances from Waller (voter, who surprised on the dovish side) and Mester (’24 voter, remained hawkish), today sees first Collins (non-voter) and then Logan (’23 voter), either side of an appearance from former St Louis Fed’s Bullard and the Fed’s Beige Book. Logan was last heard from on Jul 6 when she noted the need for more restrictive policy whilst remaining very concerned about a sustainable and timely return to the inflation target.

Source: Bloomberg

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