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The three FOMC members who dissented in favor of a rate hike at the July 2026 meeting were Beth Hammack of the Cleveland Fed, Lorie Logan of the Dallas Fed, and Neel Kashkari of the Minneapolis Fed.

neutral·Jim Bianco

The July 30th, 2026 FOMC meeting had 3 dissents in favor of hiking interest rates.

neutral·Jim Bianco

The 30-year Treasury note reached a 19-year record high of 5.20% following the July 30th, 2026 FOMC meeting.

bearish·Eric Townsend

The three FOMC members who dissented in favor of a rate hike at the July 2026 meeting were Beth Hammack of the Cleveland Fed, Lorie Logan of the Dallas Fed, and Neel Kashkari of the Minneapolis Fed.

Expert perspectiveJim BiancoJul 30

The July 30th, 2026 FOMC meeting had 3 dissents in favor of hiking interest rates.

Expert perspectiveJim BiancoJul 30

The 30-year Treasury note reached a 19-year record high of 5.20% following the July 30th, 2026 FOMC meeting.

Expert perspectiveEric TownsendJul 30

The Federal Reserve under Chair Kevin Warsh issued a statement of 131 words, a significant reduction from the 341 words in the April FOMC meeting statement.

Expert perspectiveScarlet FuJul 28

Nine members of the FOMC want a rate hike, which is substantially more than the market expectation of three to six members.

Expert perspectiveStephanie RothJul 28

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh does not believe a press conference is necessary after every FOMC meeting if there is nothing significant to announce.

Expert perspectiveMichael McKeeJul 28

If there is another high reading on core inflation, Federal Reserve Governor Chris Waller believes the FOMC will need to consider tightening monetary policy in the near term.

Expert perspectiveTim StenebekJul 14

The Federal Reserve and the FOMC have a tendency to favor inflation metrics that support their prevailing policy views.

Expert perspectiveSarah WolffJul 2

The Federal Reserve's upcoming Summary of Economic Projections is likely to remove the forecast for an interest rate cut this year and also remove one or two cuts previously projected for next year.

Expert perspectiveSarah WolffJul 2

A lack of consensus and increased dissents within the FOMC are expected to be the primary drivers of market uncertainty, rather than the communication style of the Federal Reserve chair.

Expert perspectiveSarah WolffJul 2

Nine members of the FOMC are in favor of a rate hike, a number substantially higher than the three to six members that were generally expected.

Expert perspectiveStephanie RothJun 20

Matt Lazzetti of Deutsche Bank predicts that the FOMC will eventually eliminate the dot plot.

Expert perspectiveMatt LazzettiJun 20

Bob believes the FOMC is influenced by its experience with inflation in 2022 and is determined not to repeat past policy mistakes.

Expert perspectiveBobJun 20

The FOMC removed the "balance of risks" assessment from its policy statement and concluded with the sentence, "The committee will deliver price stability."

Official sourceMichael McKeeJun 20

The FOMC's 2026 dot plot contained only 18 submissions, suggesting that Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh may not have submitted a projection.

Official sourceMichael McKeeJun 20

The median FOMC dot plot projection for the federal funds rate for the current year increased to 3.75% from 3.375%.

Official sourceMichael McKeeJun 20

Half of the FOMC's economic projections indicated that core inflation will end the year at 3.3%, warranting one or more rate hikes.

Expert perspectiveLael BrainardJun 19

The Federal Reserve's recent dot plot indicated that approximately half of the FOMC members expect to see a rate hike this year.

Expert perspectiveBloomberg HostJun 19

Half of the FOMC members' projections in the latest SEP indicated that core inflation will end the year at 3.3%, warranting one or more rate hikes.

Expert perspectiveLael BrainardJun 18

The FOMC's dot plot, under new chair Kevin Warsh, indicates a rate hike is more probable than a rate cut for the Federal Reserve's next policy move.

Expert perspectiveEric TownsendJun 18

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