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Domestic price pressures continue to mount

Futures markets now expect the Fed to leave rates unchanged for all of this year and anticipate a single 25 basis point hike next year. In contrast, we expect the Fed to begin raising rates again in June, as it becomes clear that neither China nor the US is headed for recession and, consequently, the current bout of financial market turmoil subsides.

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