Traders see a 96.3% implied probability of zero Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2026, reflecting a market consensus that monetary policy will remain on hold amid resilient growth and inflation that has stabilized above the 2% target. Recent labor market data showing steady employment gains and contained wage pressures have reinforced expectations that the Fed will prioritize price stability over easing, aligning the market-implied rate path with official guidance from the latest FOMC projections. Key upcoming catalysts include the October and December 2026 policy meetings plus fresh CPI and employment releases that could shift the outlook. A sharp deterioration in growth or an unexpected inflation undershoot would be required to reopen the door to cuts.
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