Binjie News reports that Citadel Securities has warned the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates again in September 2026, and market expectations for future rate hikes have surged sharply. Citadel’s head of macro strategy, Frank Flight, said that inflation risks are deepening in the U.S. economy and may force the Federal Reserve to adopt policies more aggressive than investors currently expect. Although the market broadly expects interest rates to remain unchanged at the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee meeting, Citadel believes it will be crucial to focus on how Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh lays out the inflation outlook and future policy. Citadel also noted that the AI investment boom may bring additional demand to the economy, and expects AI-related capital expenditures to reach approximately $750 billion in 2026.