TREE NEWS reports: Carlyle Group CEO Harvey Schwartz said Tuesday the Federal Reserve is unlikely to enter a new aggressive rate-hiking cycle, even as markets price in rate increases. Speaking as conflicts in Europe and Iran persist and inflation remains, Schwartz said US economic data are still strong and the Fed will keep watching the data. “The market clearly expects hikes,” he said, “but it doesn’t feel like we’re entering a hiking cycle, nor a big rate-cutting cycle.”
Carlyle CEO Schwartz: Fed Unlikely to Start Aggressive Rate-Hike Cycle
Schwartz's read cuts against market pricing, which matters more for rate-sensitive pockets of crypto and tokenized real assets than for the broad tape. A Fed on hold, rather than tightening or easing, keeps the macro backdrop range-bound and leaves sector-specific catalysts — regulation, tokenization adoption, flows — to do the work. Whether the market's hike expectations or Schwartz's data-dependent view proves right is the open question, and the next inflation prints are where that gets settled.
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