Fed's July Rate Hold Probability at 69.5%, September Hike Probability Rises to 46.9%

Fed's July Rate Hold Probability at 69.5%, September Hike Probability Rises to 46.9%

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2026-06-29 01:01:20
According to the latest CME FedWatch data, the probability of the Fed maintaining interest rates in July is 69.5%, while the probability of a 25-basis-point hike is 30.5%. By September, the probability of no change drops to 40.4%, a cumulative 25-bp hike rises to 46.9%, and a cumulative 50-bp hike stands at 12.8%. These figures reflect shifting market expectations for the Fed's monetary policy path, with implications for crypto market liquidity and risk asset valuations.
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CME FedWatch Latest Data

According to Jin10 reporting, the CME FedWatch tool shows that the probability of the Federal Reserve maintaining interest rates in July is 69.5%, while the probability of a cumulative 25-basis-point hike is 30.5%. By September, the probability of no change drops to 40.4%, a cumulative 25-bp hike rises to 46.9%, and a cumulative 50-bp hike stands at 12.8%.

This data indicates that the market expects the Fed to likely hold steady in July, but the likelihood of a rate hike increases significantly in September, alongside a tail risk of a 50-bp hike. For the crypto market, changes in the interest rate environment directly impact risk asset valuations and capital flows. Continued tightening by the Fed could suppress crypto market liquidity, while a shift toward rate cuts might boost market sentiment.

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