If the Fed, as a collective, is turning more hawkish, the chart moves higher and signals more tightening of monetary policy is likely in the form of interest rate hikes or balance sheet reductions.

WASHINGTON – Despite a recent pullback in inflation, the Federal Reserve raised its key interest rate by a quarter point Wednesday and signaled another hike is at least on the table, if not ...

the team said rate hikes could be on the table. To inform their view, the Barclays team studied three prior episodes when the Fed reversed course on rates via hikes in March 1997 and June 1999 ...

Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari last week floated the possibility of not cutting rates at all this year. He also said rate hikes are “certainly not off the table.” But he said they ...

Wall Street has pushed back its expectations for Fed ... rate cuts over recent weeks. Larry Summers recently addressed the possibility that the next move could be a hike, assigning it a 15% ...

Economists now see a two-thirds probability the Fed will increase interest rates by a full percentage point at its meeting later this month, on July 26-27. That would be the steepest increase ...

What’s happening: Investors see a growing probability that the Federal Reserve could hike interest rates by a full percentage ... is “certainly on the table” due to the recent batch of ...

As of this writing, they indicate about an 86% probability of the Fed implementing another quarter-point increase ... Fed rate plateau, or signs that rate decreases could soon be on the table ...

“The salient issue going forward will be the threshold for hikes. The bar is high since the Fed still thinks rates are restrictive,” they said. That said, rate increases could be in play if ...

ORLANDO, Florida, May 3 (Reuters) - The Fed may well hike U.S. interest rates again on Wednesday but ... The June hike is now off the table completely, and traders now see a 15% chance of the ...

The fallout from the failures of two midsize banks led Fed officials to consider skipping a rate increase at their meeting last month, but they concluded regulators had calmed stresses enough to ...