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The Fed policy statement and press conference both appeared to signal a hawkish tilt, prompting futures markets to price in a bigger chance of a rate hike as soon as September. Warsh told reporters that the central bank would "deliver on price stability", while new quarterly projections - which he did not participate in - showed nine of 19 policymakers expected a rate hike by the end of 2026. President Donald Trump - who sharply criticized former Fed Chair Jerome Powell for not lowering rates - appeared to take this in his stride, saying on Wednesday that he would be guided by what Warsh wants. ... See MoreSee Less

The Fed policy state

The SpaceX initial public offering was, by all accounts, a major success, and it has stayed red hot out of the gate. On Tuesday, its third day of trading, the stock peaked over $225 a share, before closing well off the highs at $201.68. For much of the day, Elon Musk’s rocket-and-AI company had a market capitalization larger than Amazon, which is worth $2.65 trillion. They finished the day roughly even. The question to ask now: Has the IPO and early trading revealed the true demand for SpaceX stock, or are we still in the honeymoon period, when it cannot be overvalued and do no wrong, before reality starts to settle in? ... See MoreSee Less

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The Wednesday afternoon decline in the S&P 500 after Federal Reserve officials signaled possible interest rate hikes to tamp down inflation accelerated into the close. While the Fed opted to keep rates unchanged at the end of Kevin Warsh’s first monetary policy meeting as Fed chairman, it was the so-called dot-plot of what central bankers see for rates and the economy that spooked the markets. ... See MoreSee Less

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