Analyzer: The Fed's June report releases the Eagle signal and the interest rate is expected to cool

On 9 July, the InvestingLive analyst, Adam Button, indicated that the Fed minutes of its June meeting had released a signal from hawks that officials ' concerns about inflation risks remained high. Button argued that the focus of the Fed's policy was changing and that market attention had shifted from “when to when” to “possible to increase”. The minutes of the meeting indicated that some officials expected interest rates at the end of the year to be higher than the current level. He also noted that core inflationary pressures remained evident in the United States, and that price increases in areas such as airline tickets and petrochemicals showed that inflation was not driven solely by short-term factors. Overall, the Fed ' s internal divisions over future interest rates have increased, but high inflation remains a key factor influencing policy direction。