
Fed and global central banks tilt back to tightening as 15 of 33 hike rates
- —15 of 33 central banks hiked rates in six months — 45%, the most since 2023
- —Over the past three months hikes have outnumbered cuts for the first time since September 2023
- —The Fed raised rates in September, its first hike in three years
- —Markets see a 78–81% chance of a hold on Oct. 28 and over 88% odds of a December hike
Why it matters: Tighter global monetary policy squeezes liquidity and risk assets including crypto, with the Oct. 28 Fed meeting and CPI data in focus.
Source: Digital Today