24/7 Wall Street
07 Jul 2026, 13:55 UTC · 3h ago
Trump's War on the Fed Isn't Over, and Wall Street Is Still Betting on a Rate Hike
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24/7 Wall Street
07 Jul 2026, 13:55 UTC · 3h ago
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Markets are currently pricing a 64% probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike by year-end. — Higher interest rates increase borrowing costs and typically compress valuation multiples for equities, especially growth stocks.
-0.80President Trump intends to make a second attempt to remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook to secure a decisive board majority. — Increased politicization of the Fed threatens central bank independence, which can lead to higher term premiums and long-term bond yield volatility.
-0.60Core PCE and CPI have both reached 12-month highs, while unemployment remains low at 4.2%. — Strong inflation data combined with a tight labor market removes the economic justification for rate cuts, supporting a hawkish Fed.
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Consumer sentiment has fallen to a 12-month low of 44.8, entering recessionary territory. — Declining consumer confidence typically signals weaker future spending and lower corporate earnings.
-0.40The June FOMC dot plot shifted the median year-end funds rate projection upward to 3.8% from 3.4%. — Official guidance shifting toward higher rates reinforces the market's bearish outlook on duration-sensitive assets.
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