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The Federal Reserve's comments suggest that inflation risks have not dissipated, and there is high uncertainty regarding future interest rate hikes

2026-06-18 17:25:42
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According to Jinshi reports, Ritesh Ganeriwal, the investment and consulting director at Syfe, stated that the tightening signals released by the Federal Reserve in its statement suggest that inflation risks have not dissipated, even if the conflict in Iran ends and energy supplies return to normal. Ganeriwal mentioned that while there is still a possibility of interest rate hikes this year, this action is far from certain and the threshold is very high. He pointed out that if a peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran can be maintained and oil prices remain at lower levels, the Federal Reserve may find fewer reasons to raise interest rates.

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