Fed July Minutes Signal Readiness for Rate Hikes if Inflation Stalls; Chair Walsh Proposes Fewer Policy Meetings
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The Fed's July minutes signal a more hawkish bias: multiple officials favor additional hikes if inflation progress stalls, and no participants supported rate cuts. This keeps policy restrictive and raises the bar for easing, pressuring risk assets and supporting the dollar via higher-for-longer rate differentials. Softer July payrolls slightly reduces near-term hike urgency, shifting expectations toward later meetings, but doesn't change the tightening bias.
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According to minutes from the Federal Reserve's July meeting reported by Jinshi Data, several officials expressed a willingness to raise interest rates if progress toward the 2% inflation target stalls. The record indicated a collective desire to avoid "larger and more costly" tightening measures in the future, with no officials supporting rate cuts at this stage. Hawkish sentiment was prevalent, even among nonvoting participants. Concurrently, Fed Chair Walsh proposed reducing the frequency of policy meetings from eight to six annually, a change that would not be implemented until at least 2027. This hawkish outlook contrasts with recent labor market data, which showed nonfarm payrolls decreased by 23,000 in July. Consequently, market expectations for potential rate adjustments have shifted toward the October or December meetings as investors digest the cooling employment figures alongside the Fed's firm stance.
