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Hawkish inflation comments and confirmed odds of a later-year rate hike raise discount rates, compress equity valuations, and may trigger short-term volatility as investors reassess earnings multiples and risk premia.
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Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan argues that inflation remains above target and calls for modestly higher rates to finish the price-stability job. While June CPI fell 0.4% and PPI fell 0.3%, year-over-year inflation remains 3.5% and 5.5%, suggesting more restraint. Markets price a 25bp hike later this year, potentially weighing near-term equity performance.
Dallas Fed President Logan calls for modestly higher rates. Inflation remains a concern.
CPI June fell 0.4% and PPI fell 0.3%, but year-over-year inflation stays high.
Markets price a 25bp hike later this year, possibly Sep or Oct.
Logan says one month of relief isn’t enough to restore price stability.
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