Goldman Sachs shifts second Fed rate-hike forecast to December

  • Goldman Sachs moved its second Federal Reserve rate-hike forecast to December.
  • Goldman Sachs cited soft August PCE inflation data behind the shift.
  • John Williams’ comments were also cited as a reason for the change.

Goldman Sachs has moved its forecast for a second Federal Reserve rate hike this year to December, citing soft August PCE inflation data and comments from New York Fed President John Williams. The bank ultimately believes the Federal Reserve may decide that another rate increase in 2025 is unnecessary.

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