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The survey implies a constructive but cautious outlook for equities: if the Fed delivers multiple hikes while inflation remains sticky, markets may endure volatility; however, the consensus for a modest S&P 500 gain next year suggests valuation stability and potential upside as earnings expectations hold. Historically, hawkish Fed signals can trigger near-term caution but are typically priced into equities when growth remains supported and your baseline assumes a controlled inflation trajectory.
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Rising hawkish sentiment after Warsh's Jackson Hole remarks drives expectations for multiple Fed rate hikes, as investors fear broader inflation beyond energy. With oil prices remaining elevated, inflation forecasts for 2026-27 creep higher. Despite growth still seen around 2.25%, the S&P 500 is projected to hold current levels through year-end and rise ~8% in the next year.
CNBC Fed Survey: 86% expect ≥2 rate hikes in the next 12 months.
Oil prices supported by Warsh speech; inflation expected to stay elevated.
S&P 500: outlook flat through year-end, ~8% rise to 8,274 next year.
CPI forecasts2026 near 3.5%, 2027 around 2.85%; growth ~2.25% this year/next.
Fed decision looming; debate on inflation persistence vs. policy impact remains.
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