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Goldman Sachs Now Expects a Fed Rate Hike in September

Goldman Sachs economists now expect the Federal Reserve to raise rates by 25 basis points at the end of its two-day FOMC meeting on September 16, reversing their prior call for rates to stay unchanged. The shift follows a higher-than-expected US CPI reading published Friday morning in New York, after which market pricing reflected roughly a 90% probability of a September hike.

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The significance here is less the hike itself than the speed of the repricing: a single CPI print moved a major house and market-implied odds to near-certainty within the same session, which says the September outcome is now treated as data-dependent rather than path-dependent. That matters most for rate-sensitive corners of crypto and tokenized real-world assets, where the discount-rate channel has been the dominant macro driver. The open question is whether the next inflation or labor print can undo a call this lopsided, or whether positioning simply hardens into the meeting.

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