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Morgan Stanley joins Goldman Sachs in 11th-hour switch to forecasting a Fed hike
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Morgan Stanley has altered its economic forecast to predict an interest rate increase by the U.S. central bank. This late-hour adjustment aligns the firm with Wall Street competitor Goldman Sachs. The shift reflects changing expectations regarding the Federal Open Market Committee's upcoming policy decision.
WHY IT MATTERS
The coordinated shift in expectations by major financial institutions highlights growing market uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve's imminent monetary policy decisions.
Morgan Stanley late on Monday joined Wall Street rival Goldman Sachs in changing its call from the Federal Open Market Committee leaving rates unchanged to the U.S. central bank hiking interest rates.
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