Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman, said the bank was taking Hawkish's position on the last Fed meeting on Wednesday this week. Hatzius expects Yellon's tone to be highly positive, especially for inflation. Despite positivism about inflation, Goldman believes that Yellan will once again focus on rigorous monitoring.
"We expect Helen to focus on the next meeting and to suggest that the probability of a rise in March is very high," Hatzius said. Meanwhile, the probability of rising interest rates in March, calculated by Bloomberg, reached 94.5% - almost certainly raising interest rates.
Against Hawkish's expectations, we expect the USD to recover from declines in recent weeks, and in a more resolute tone on the part of the Fed, it is possible to see bottom dollar formation as the starting point for a subsequent upward trend.
Source: Bloomberg Pro Terminal
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