Fed could hike again before year-end as liquidity is watched
The Federal Reserve raised rates by 1 quarter point in September, and with the standoff between the US and Iran still unresolved and US inflation remaining elevated, markets expect the Fed could keep tightening before year-end. The move comes as US mortgage rates have already climbed above 7%, while pressure on consumers would intensify if inflation fails to return to the 2% target.
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