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MNI Fed Preview - June 2023: Analyst Outlook

MNI Fed Preview - June 2023: Analyst Outlook

MNI Fed Preview - June 2023: Analyst Outlook

Note to readers: This is an update to the full MNI Fed preview published on Friday June 9. Please see Page 30-36 of this document for sell-side analysts outlooks for the June 2023 FOMC meeting.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

  • Of the 31 analyst previews of the June FOMC decision whose previews MNI have seen, all but two see a rate hold.
    • Though several noted potential for Tuesday’s CPI data in particular to tilt the balance toward a hike, Citi and TD are alone in having a core view of a 25bp raise.
    • Of 26 of those analysts who had explicit rate forecasts, 14 saw at least one more hike in this cycle (June included), while 12 believe the next move will be a cut. None expects >50bp of further hikes.
  • The “median of medians” for the June update of the fed funds Dot Plot shows 5.4% for 2023 (up 25bp from Mar), 4.4% for 2024 (up 12.5bp from Mar), and 3.1% for 2025 (unch from Mar), with nobody expecting a change in the longer-run rate at 2.5%. However, expectations for the distribution of dots varies, especially for 2023. Changes to the economic projections are only expected to be limited.
  • Our updated preview also looks at analyst expectations for changes to the Statement, including dissents and guidance language.

FOR THE FULL PUBLICATION PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING LINK:

FedPrevJun2023-2 (inclAnalystSumm).pdf

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