The Fed Is Back at It

Look, everyone knew this was coming.

The Fed is widely expected to raise rates by 25 bps today, which would be its first hike since 2023.

And honestly, this is where things get interesting.

A quarter-point move sounds small on paper. It isn’t when you’re dealing with markets that have already priced in expectations, adjusted positions, and started betting on what comes next.

Here’s the thing: the actual hike might not be the biggest story. Everyone already knows the headline. Traders will be watching what the Fed says afterward, the projections, the dot plot, the language around inflation and future rates.

Because markets don’t wait politely for the announcement.

They front-run it.

So yeah, 25 bps. Fine. But the real question is what comes after that, because one rate hike can be handled, while a signal that rates may stay higher for longer is where things can get messy fast.
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