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We Entered the Last Critical 24 Hours! What is Expected in the FED Interest Rate Decision, What is the Current Situation? Here are All the Details and Expectations About the Meeting
As the FED begins its two-day meeting this week, investors are not expecting a rate cut.
However, due to the unstable position of the stock exchange, attention is now turned to the speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell after the meeting, which can provide critical information about the central bank's stance on inflation and future policy moves.
The Fed's interest rate decision will be announced tomorrow at 22:00 Turkish time (UTC+3). At 22:30, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will hold a press conference.
Gabelli Funds portfolio manager John Belton said, 'Powell's tone on inflation will be critical for Wall Street,' adding, 'Investors need to hear that price pressures continue to ease, especially with the potential for unpredictable risks emerging in the global economy.'
The existing swap contracts indicate that investors widely expect the FED to pause its interest rate cuts for now and continue its current monetary policy. However, the uncertainty about the duration of the pause continues, making Powell's comments in Wednesday's press conference a crucial moment for financial markets.
Market participants will closely analyze Powell's cautious approach, looking for any clues about the Fed's inflation outlook or potential policy changes.
Belton said, 'Wall Street professionals will parse every word for signs of Powell's thoughts on inflation,' and added, 'Any sign of easing price pressures or emerging risks could have a significant impact on market sensitivity.'