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Resilient Near-Term Fed Hike Expectations

STIR FUTURES
  • Near-term hike expectations are proving reluctant to change ahead of tomorrow’s CPI, with 74.5bp priced for the July meeting and 130bp for Sep in FOMC-dated Fed Funds.
  • Later meetings are more in keeping with front end Tsy yields reversing Friday’s post-payrolls gains, with 180bps for the four meetings to Dec (-6bps) and a peak just 4bps higher at the Feb’23 meeting with 184bps for a rate of 3.42%. It’s followed by 54bp of cuts to end-2023.
  • Bostic (’24 voter) late yesterday repeated support for a 75bp hike whilst seeing a neutral rate around 3%. He sees signs that supply-chain bottlenecks are easing and the economy slowing is in an orderly way, expecting to avoid recession.
  • Barkin (’24 voter) is set for a discussion on the Recession Question at 1230ET with no text but prepared remarks very similar to his Jun 21 speech, followed by Q&A.



Source: Bloomberg

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