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John Williams

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NY Fed's Williams, a permanent FOMC voter, publicly stated on Oct 13-14 that no 2027 rate hikes are needed, contradicting traders pricing 90% odds of a half-point rise. This follows his Sep 30 pushback on an October hike, instead seeing one more hike in late 2026. Watch for other Fed policymakers' responses to Williams' 2027 outlook.

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Williams says Fed may not have to hike rates in 2027, at odds with traders - CNBC

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Williams: Fed May Not Need 2027 Rate Hikes

CNBC

Fed's Williams Sees No 2027 Rate Hike Needed

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CNBC

Williams Pushes Back on Fed Rate Hike Urgency

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Fed's Williams: No Urgency on October Rate Hike

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Fed’s Williams Sees One More Interest Rate Hike in Late 2026 - bloomberg.com

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