Goldman Sachs sees Fed rate hikes stretching into 2027
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Goldman's fixed income desk is now underwriting tightening that runs into 2027, a timeline far beyond what rate-sensitive stocks, long bonds and the dollar are priced for.
GOLDMAN SACHS WARNS FED RATE HIKES COULD EXTEND INTO 2027 Goldman Sachs Asset Management says hotter-than-expected US inflation could force the Fed into a more aggressive tightening cycle. Lindsay Rosner, head of multi-sector fixed income investing, says a December rate hike
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Goldman Sachs Asset Management has put its fixed income desk behind a scenario where the Federal Reserve keeps raising interest rates well into 2027, a timeline that markets have not priced in. The trigger, in the firm's view, is hotter-than-expected US inflation forcing a more aggressive tightening cycle than the Fed has signaled.
Lindsay Rosner, Goldman's head of multi-sector fixed income investing, is the name attached to the warning. Her mention of a December rate hike suggests the firm sees no pause on the near horizon, let alone a pivot.
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Long-duration bonds, rate-sensitive equities, and dollar positioning are all calibrated to a Fed near the end of its cycle, and a tightening run into 2027 would force a painful repricing across all three.
If inflation data in the coming months keeps surprising to the upside, the 2027 scenario moves from an outlier warning to a consensus anchor that other major asset managers adopt.