Macro & Fed·MarketWatch· 9h ago

It was unthinkable a couple of weeks ago, but could the next move by the Fed be a rate hike?

Strategic Analysis // Ian Gross

"A potential hawkish pivot, driven by energy-induced inflation, introduces significant volatility risk across asset classes, particularly fixed income and growth equities. This scenario would reprice credit risk and accelerate capital rotation towards defensive sectors, challenging existing portfolio allocations and market liquidity. Such a move also signals a structural shift in the Fed's reaction function to supply-side shocks."

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The Big Market Report Take

Just when the market had settled into its preferred narrative, geopolitical events have apparently introduced the novel concept of inflation. Consequently, the previously unthinkable notion of a Fed rate hike is now being whispered, much to the collective exhaustion of anyone paying attention.

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