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The Federal Reserve held rates steady but nearly half of policymakers support a hike later this year. The S&P 500 fell 70 points (0.9%) to 7,441.

Kevin Warsh chairs his first Fed meeting amid shifting sentiment toward rate hikes. Inflation at 3.8% pressures the Fed to reconsider its stance.

Kevin Warsh chairs his first Fed meeting amid 3.8% inflation, with markets pricing in potential rate hikes later this year despite President Trump's preference for cuts.

Kevin Warsh chairs his first FOMC meeting June 17 with inflation at 4%, double the target. Markets see no rate cut, while Dallas Fed's Logan warns hikes may be needed.

The Federal Reserve held rates at 3.5%-3.75% in Kevin Warsh's first meeting as chairman, but a hawkish statement and press conference sent the S&P 500 down 70 points. Nearly half of FOMC members project rate hikes later

New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh faces his first FOMC meeting on June 17 with inflation at roughly double the 2% target, pressuring rate policy. Markets see virtually no chance of a cut, per CME's FedWatch.

Kevin Warsh presides over his first FOMC meeting as Fed chair this week, with inflation at double the 2% target. Markets expect rates to hold steady, but a rate hike debate looms.

New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, appointed by President Trump, presides over his first meeting on June 17 with rates expected to stay at 3.50%-3.75%. Inflation at double the 2% target may push toward hikes.

ECB chief economist Philip Lane signaled a possible rate hike if inflation persists, while the Bank of Japan raised its policy rate to 1%, a 31-year high, driven by energy prices.

Kevin Warsh chairs his inaugural FOMC meeting June 16-17 with inflation at 4.2%, while markets price a single rate rise by end of 2026.

New Fed chair Kevin Warsh must navigate conflicting pressures from Trump for lower rates and bond markets betting on hikes, as inflation hits a three-year high. Goldman Sachs sees no rate cuts until 2027.

The Reserve Bank of India held rates at 5.25% but cut growth forecasts, while Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan warned the Fed may need to hike rates this year.

The Fed is expected to keep rates at 3.75% at its June 16-17 meeting, the first under new Chair Kevin Warsh. Markets eye a possible hike later in 2026 amid sticky inflation and a $6.7 trillion balance sheet.

New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh leads his first FOMC meeting as inflation hits a three-year high. Markets expect steady rates but watch for signals on future hikes.

The Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady at 3.5%-3.75% in Kevin Warsh's first meeting as chair, as May CPI hit a three-year high of 4.2%.

Kevin Warsh chairs his first Fed meeting amid rising inflation from Iran conflict energy shocks, with markets pricing in rate hikes later in 2026.

Kevin Warsh awaits Senate confirmation as Fed chair. With inflation at 4.8% and CPI rising fastest in three years, markets expect at least one rate hike by end of 2026.

President Trump nominated Kevin Warsh as new Fed chair, pending Senate confirmation. Jerome Powell will lead two more meetings before his term expires in May, with markets eyeing rate hikes later in 2026.

Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan said the Fed may need to raise rates this year to combat inflation, while the RBI held rates at 5.25% and cut growth forecasts.

The ECB raised rates, while the Fed under Kevin Warsh is expected to hold. Markets price a 60% chance of a Fed hike by October 2026.

The European Central Bank raised rates for the first time since 2023, responding to inflation spiking to a three-year high from the Iran war oil shock. The Fed is expected to hold rates but may signal future hikes.

The European Central Bank raised rates in response to Iran war-driven inflation, while the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to hold steady at its next meeting under new Chair Kevin Warsh. Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan

Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan said the central bank may need to raise interest rates this year to combat stubborn inflation, shifting market expectations from cuts to hikes. Regional bank stocks fell 3.8% on the higher-for-longer outlook.

Strong May jobs report (172,000 payrolls) and sticky 3.3% core inflation push market odds of a Fed rate hike this year to 52% on Kalshi, up from 25.3% last week.