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Goldman Sachs now sees Fed hiking again in October

Global Published 17 September 2026, 08:10 · archived 17 Sep 2026

SYDNEY: Goldman Sachs now expects ​the US Federal ‌Reserve to raise interest rates by ​25 basis points ​at its October policy ⁠meeting, adding ​a further hike to ​its September call. In a note, the Wall ​Street bank said ​October was the most ‌likely ⁠time for the next move, because it was most ​natural ​to ⁠deliver hikes that the Fed ​presented as ​supporting “a ⁠timelier return” to the 2% inflation ⁠target ​at consecutive ​meetings.

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