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Fed Raises Rates 25bps to 3.75%-4.00%, First Hike in Three Years

The Federal Reserve’s FOMC voted unanimously on September 16 to raise the benchmark rate by 25 basis points to a 3.75%-4.00% range, its first hike in three years. The latest dot plot signals at least one more increase this year, lifting market odds of an October hike to about 50%. Stocks and gold fell, the dollar hit a one-month high and the yield curve bear-flattened.

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The unanimous vote and the dot plot's signal of another hike this year matter more than the 25bp move itself: they suggest the committee is not treating this as a one-off. The cross-asset reaction—dollar strength, bear-flattening, simultaneous declines in stocks and gold—points to tighter financial conditions being priced in broadly rather than a rotation between risk assets. The open question is whether the roughly even market odds for an October move firm up or fade, since that split implies limited consensus about the pace ahead.

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