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Stocks fall as Wall Street braces for huge hike in rates

Prices at the consumer level were 9.1% higher last month than a year earlier, accelerating from May’s 8.6% inflation level. That also was worse than economists’ expectations for 8.8%.
This will ensures 75 bps rate hike in July. Previous sighting of inflation peaking did not panned out.
https://msn.com/en-us/money/markets/stocks-fall-as-wall-street-braces-for-huge-hike-in-rates/ar-AAZw2O6?li=BBnb7Kz

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  • As John Paul Jones might have said if he were on the Fed board: "We have not begun to huge!"

    I only have one well-remembered bout with inflation. No one came up with a quick and painless solution then. I don't expect one now.
  • From an earlier posted by @yogibb earlier,
    Fed fund futures market is going haywire showing 80% for 100 bps, followed by 75, 25, 25 to end at 3.75-4.00% in December.
    https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html
    Keep your seatbelt on. It is going to be a rough ride.
  • Yep, I expect heightened volatility in the months ahead.
  • I'm going to stay with 75bps. They're trying to keep their credibility in place.
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