Goldman Sachs: Warsh says inflation risks recede, still expects Fed to keep rates unchanged in 2026

Golden Finance reported that on July 2, Goldman Sachs said in its latest report that Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Woush released a “dovish” signal at the European Central Bank’s Sintra Forum, saying that since the June Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, both inflation expectations and inflation risks have declined. If artificial intelligence drives an expansion on the supply side, it will have a “material impact” on monetary policy. However, Goldman Sachs still expects the Fed to keep the federal funds rate unchanged for the remainder of 2026.
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