The market is no longer fully pricing in one full rate hike this year

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Interest-rate swap contracts linked to Federal Reserve meeting dates show that the market is not fully pricing in one full rate hike this year.

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PANews October 2 news, citing Jin10, reported that interest-rate swap contracts linked to Federal Reserve meeting dates show that the market is no longer fully pricing in one full rate hike this year.

Source: https://www.panewslab.com/zh/articles/01a0fc9e-b7d5-77fb-8ffc-2ee57542f8da

Key points

PANews reported that October 2 the market is no longer fully pricing in one full rate hike this year.
The report cited Jin10 as saying that interest-rate swap contracts linked to Federal Reserve meeting dates showed this change in market pricing.

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The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.

Interest-rate swap contracts are a type of financial contract. The report indicates that, based on contract prices related to Federal Reserve meeting dates, the market has not fully priced in the expectation of one full rate hike this year.

Why it matters to readers

This reflects a change in market pricing for one full rate hike this year.

This can be understood as follows: the market currently does not view one full rate hike this year as a fully certain outcome.

Risks and unknowns

The report did not provide specific figures for the interest-rate swap contracts.
The evidence does not indicate the market's previous pricing level.
The contract pricing change cannot be independently verified from this evidence alone.

The market is no longer fully pricing in one full rate hike this year

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