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Add as a preferred source on GoogleFed Rate Hike Odds for December Fall to 70.7% in Two Days
The chance of no change stands at 29.3%, leaving a rate increase as the more likely outcome in market pricing.
Market pricing assigns a 70.7% chance to a 25-basis-point Federal Reserve rate increase at the central bank’s December meeting, down from 79.6% two days earlier.
The implied probability of rates staying unchanged is 29.3%. A hike remains the more likely of the two outcomes in current market pricing.
The 8.9-percentage-point drop reflects a change in expectations. These probabilities do not represent a Federal Reserve decision.
Enna Lee
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