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JPM’s Michele Sees Fed ‘Maintenance Hikes’ Next Year

JPM’s Michele Sees Fed ‘Maintenance Hikes’ Next Year
Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 30 June 2026, 13:14 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 30th, 2026 JPM’s Michele Sees Fed ‘Maintenance Hikes’ Next Year Bob Michele, global head of fixed income at JPMorgan Asset Management, explains the factors he sees leading the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates “once or twice” next year, but not engage in a “dramatic hiking cycle.”

Jun 30th, 2026 JPM’s Michele Sees Fed ‘Maintenance Hikes’ Next Year Bob Michele, global head of fixed income at JPMorgan Asset Management, explains the factors he sees leading the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates “once or twice” next year, but not engage in a “dramatic hiking cycle.” [Image text:] Bloomberg Surveillance BOB MICHELE JPMORGAN ASSET MANAGEMENT GLOBAL HEAD OF FIXED INCOME FED'SPATHFORWARD
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