Scheduled economic releases and Fed events for the week.
According to existing information, the Federal Reserve has already raised the federal funds rate target range by 25 basis points to 3.75% to 4.00% at its September FOMC meeting. The market is currently assessing the subsequent interest rate path, as the latest economic projections show that the median policy rate forecast for year-end 2026 has risen from 3.8% in June to 4.1%, implying there might be room for another rate hike this year.
Although there is no particularly important economic data this week as mentioned above, US Treasury yields, the US dollar, and interest rate futures may still fluctuate around policy expectations. If economic data continues to show strong demand, the market may raise expectations for subsequent rate hikes; if manufacturing, housing, or corporate orders show significant weakening, investors may re-evaluate the room for further policy tightening.
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