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Bloomberg Surveillance · Tuesday, September 8, 2026

Fed likely headed for September rate hike due to persistent inflation

Inflation remains significantly above the Federal Reserve's target, suggesting a high probability of a September rate hike. This is despite some internal discussion and differing views among Fed officials on the necessity and impact of further rate increases.

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Growth remains resilient. Inflation remains well above target. The Fed It's likely headed towards a September rate hike.
Speaker 7
And I think the reason I say that, what's changed from the July meeting to now is we got another month of inflation data.
Speaker 8
And the July number suggested it was a one-off? Well, the July number suggested it was a one-off. And so, I think we're back to inflation doesn't seem to be making much progress, which is the message that Warsh gave us at Jackson Hole.
Speaker 8
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