Fed needs at least two more rate hikes, Logan says
Fed officials warn that despite a recent pause, at least two more rate hikes are likely, keeping borrowing costs high.
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Fed’s Logan Sees Two More Hikes, But Says Pace Can Be GradualBloomberg.com · 23h ago
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Fed needs at least two more rate hikes, Logan saysReuters · 23h ago
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Consumers and businesses will likely see loan rates rise again, a sharp turn after months of steady borrowing costs. Higher mortgage payments and credit‑card interest could squeeze household budgets. The surprise comes from Fed officials who, despite a recent pause, now urge at least two more hikes to keep inflation in check.
Logan told Bloomberg the hikes can be gradual, while Barkin described the policy path as straightforward but the pace uncertain, Reuters reported. Musalem echoed the need for additional firming soon, WSJ noted, and CNBC highlighted that officials are already signaling a return to tightening. Markets will watch for the timing of the next moves and how they affect credit conditions.
Analysts will gauge whether the Fed adopts a measured cadence or accelerates the schedule.
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Questions people are asking
Which Fed officials said more hikes are needed?
Logan, Barkin and Musalem indicated the necessity for further tightening, as reported by Bloomberg, Reuters, WSJ and CNBC.
How many additional rate hikes are being discussed?
The statements point to at least two more hikes.
What timeline is suggested for the next moves?
Officials described the pace as gradual or soon, but no specific dates were provided.
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