UBS: First Monetary Policy Meeting of the Warsh Era Takes a Hawkish Turn; Expectations for Rate Hikes This Year May Be on the Aggressive Side
Svmuu News UBS noted in its latest report that the first monetary policy meeting following Kevin Warsh’s appointment as Chairman of the Federal Reserve sent a clearly hawkish signal, but market bets on interest rate hikes this year may be overly aggressive. UBS Federal Reserve is expected to keep the federal funds rate unchanged at 3.50% to 3.75% for the remainder of the year, and recommends that investors increase their allocations to high-quality bonds with short- and medium-term durations to lock in current higher yields.
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