Multiple institutions show clear disagreements over the Federal Reserve’s future policy, with expectations of both rate hikes and rate cuts coexisting.

Mars Finance News, according to Jintiao reports, multiple institutions have significant disagreements on the future policy direction of the Federal Reserve. Goldman Sachs believes that if inflation does not cool down, the Fed may raise interest rates in September or this fall, while Huatai Securities expects rates to remain unchanged in September, with nearly a 50% chance of a rate hike by the end of the year. Regarding rate cuts, Nordea Bank Scandinavia thinks the cut may be delayed until 2027, and Citigroup expects a cut in 2026. Other institutions like JPMorgan Chase and CITIC Securities tend to maintain the current policy.
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