The Federal Open Market Committee has held the federal funds target range steady at 3.50-3.75% since December 2025, with the effective rate at 3.63% as of early September 2026. Elevated core PCE inflation, supply shocks from energy and geopolitics, and resilient GDP and labor market data have prompted a hawkish shift under Chair Kevin Warsh, with the June dot plot showing a median endpoint of 3.8% for 2026 and nine participants favoring at least one hike this year. Markets now price a meaningful chance of tightening at the September 16 meeting, while economist surveys largely anticipate no change through year-end and the first cuts pushed into 2027. The upcoming FOMC statement, revised projections, and fresh CPI and payrolls releases will directly influence the path before 2027.
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In early September 2026, the Fed signaled a potential policy shift due to rising inflation and energy prices, indicating readiness to adjust the federal funds rate trajectory. This increased market uncertainty about rate cuts, pushing expectations toward no cuts or even hikes in 2026.




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