This is not new, its from early morning US time
In the WSJ, a piece on the Federal Reserve. In a nutshell:
- Fed officials are looking more confidently toward an interest-rate increase before year-end
- Possibly as early as September
- Financial markets have stabilized after the Brexit vote
- The US economy shows signs of picking up
- Almost certain to leave rates unchanged when they meet July 26-27
That's pretty much the gist of it, and none of that should be surprising, I suggest such views are commonly shared. Lots of mights and maybes, nothing is locked in.
Piece from the Journal is here if you want more, might be gated:
Fed Officials Gain Confidence They Can Raise Rates This Year
A rate increase could come as early as September if economic data hold firm
