Fed to ‘Inch Closer’ to a June Hike Next Week: Morgan Stanley
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(Bloomberg) -- Fed is likely to keep fed funds rate at 0.75%-1% at its next meeting, with very little change needed to statement, Morgan Stanley economists led by Ellen Zentner and strategist Matthew Hornbach wrote on Thursday.
- Fed remains on track to deliver three rate increases this year, with next move at June 13-14 meeting
- With market pricing in a more than 60% chance of a June hike, Fed can avoid sending signals
- FOMC will probably acknowledge that labor market is still improving, inflation is moving closer toward objectives, and business investment is rising
- Investors are more likely to react to clues about Fed’s balance sheet discussions in weeks to come, when FOMC participants give speeches and interviews
- MS continues to recommend holding EDZ7/EDZ9 flatteners, UST 3s30s steepeners
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