7:05 PM · 16 March 2022

BREAKING: Fed sees 6 rate hikes in 2022, EURUSD trades little changed

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Fed's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announced its latest monetary policy today at 6:00 pm GMT. FOMC delivered a 25 basis rate hike with Fed Funds target rate being now in 0.25-0.50% range, in-line with market expectations. Median interest rate forecast in dot-plot moved higher and now suggests that Fed members expect an interest rate of 1.9% at the end of 2022 and 2.8% at the end of 2023. December's dot-plot pointed to a median expectations of 0.9%. Fed therefore sees a total of 6 rate hikes this year - in-line with current market pricing.

Initial market reaction was negative for indices with S&P 500 (US500) dropping 0.5% in a knee-jerk move. EURUSD dropped from around 1.0985 to around 1.0950. However, those moves were quickly erased.

EURUSD dipped in knee-jerk move but has since recovered all of post-decision losses. Source: xStation5

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