Jon_Bir escribió:Mester de la Fed cree adecuado subir los tipos tras flojos datos de empleo
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Though central bankers have signaled that the following gathering, in July, might also be in play, derivatives traders are dubious of that timing as well. The market-implied probability of a July boost dropped by about half Friday, to below 30 percent. For the following meetings, the U.S. presidential election starts to enter the mix. Some traders are looking past the September and November gatherings, in a wager that policy makers won’t want decisions on rates to get caught up in electoral politics.
“The Fed will certainly, through speeches, try to keep July in play,” said Scott Buchta, head of fixed-income strategy at Brean Capital LLC in New York. “They are still data-dependent, but I don’t know how likely they will be to raise rates too close to the presidential election. So there is a shot we get one more hike this year, but it’s not quite a done deal."
