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Federal Reserve: what the voices are saying
The US central bank, which sets monetary policy and oversees the banking system.
Where the voices stand
MixedLatest views: 0 bullish, 1 neutral, 0 bearish. Counted only where Federal Reserve was the subject of the claim; 3 passing mentions not counted.
Each voice's latest take
| Voice | Stance | What they said | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scott Melker | Neutral | The Fed will hold rates steady, and Warsh will give little information. | today |
Calls about Federal Reserve
- The Fed will hold rates steady, and Warsh will give little information.
“I think it's 90% on prediction markets right now that he is going to hold”
- The Fed will not hike for the rest of the year.
“I don't think the Fed's going to hike the rest of the year.”
Every mention
- The Fed will hold rates steady, and Warsh will give little information.
“I think it's 90% on prediction markets right now that he is going to hold”
- Global debt of about $350 trillion with a roughly 5-year average maturity means about $70 trillion must be refinanced each year, so liquidity is needed to enable the roll.
- The Fed will not hike for the rest of the year.
“I don't think the Fed's going to hike the rest of the year.”
- Bullish crypto positioning requires the Fed to ease, which would mean stocks go down more.
“if you're bullish now this space you got to be expecting the Fed to ease”
- The Fed is a lagging follower of the bond market, so it is not part of Donnelly's decision on whether to be long or short.
“the Fed isn't even part of it for me”
- Government inflation data such as CPI, PPI and PCE is unreliable and not believed by the public.
“Government data is a scam, dude.”
Frequently asked questions
Are investors bullish or bearish on Federal Reserve?
On balance the voices Read on Risk follows are mixed on Federal Reserve: of their latest views, 0 bullish, 1 neutral and 0 bearish (as of Oct 29, 2026).
What does Scott Melker think about Federal Reserve?
The Fed will hold rates steady, and Warsh will give little information. (Neutral, Oct 28, 2026.)
What is Federal Reserve?
The US central bank, which sets monetary policy and oversees the banking system.
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