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Fed Chair Powell signals unexpectedly hawkish stance, eliminating 2026 rate-cut expectations. Markets now price zero cuts through December 2026 and 44.5% hike probability by April 2027.

Dorval Corp. sells $14.61M of short-term bond ETF shares ($ISTB), signaling concern over anticipated Federal Reserve rate cuts that could compress yields.

U.S. inflation hit a 4-year high in March 2026 amid Iran war energy shock, limiting Fed's ability to cut rates despite contained core inflation.

Fed faces zero rate cuts in 2026 while managing $40 trillion debt refinancing, stalled job growth, and persistent inflation. Yen carry-trade unwinding poses global financial stability risk.

Pepeto completes security upgrade with $8.49M presale. XRP predictions range $2.80-$10 amid Goldman Sachs' $153.8M position and Trump policy shifts.

Pepeto launches AI-powered security upgrade for decentralized exchange. XRP targets $5-$10 as large holders join Pepeto presale ahead of rumored Binance listing.

S&P 500 drops 1.50% for third straight day as oil volatility and rate-cut fears weigh on equities. Nasdaq slides 1.98% amid growth stock pressure.

BlackRock's CIO argues Fed patience is justified despite $820B market decline and oil surge, distinguishing temporary commodity shocks from structural inflation.

The Federal Reserve held rates steady at 3.50%-3.75% while revising inflation projections higher, signaling only two cuts through 2027 amid economic uncertainty.

Oil prices surging above $100 spike March inflation odds to 87%, yet markets still expect Fed rate cuts in 2026, betting the disruption proves temporary.

Producer inflation exceeded forecasts in January, driven by service sector pricing. The stronger-than-expected data may delay Federal Reserve rate cuts until later 2026.

Fed Governor Waller says March rate decision depends on February jobs data. Strong January employment growth has shifted the Fed toward a more cautious approach on rate cuts.

Fed's Waller signals potential rate adjustments amid mixed economic signals. Strong consumer spending and declining inflation contrast with uneven labor market momentum.

Nasdaq 100 holds support levels despite hawkish Fed minutes suggesting sustained higher rates. Tech stocks show resilience as markets now expect July rate cuts instead of June.