Odaily reported, citing Jinshi, that markets no longer fully price in expectations for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this year. The statement refers to a shift in market pricing: compared with a state in which a rate hike expectation for the year was fully reflected, current pricing has adjusted.
The Federal Reserve’s interest-rate path is a key macro variable for global financial markets, and rate-hike expectations are commonly reflected across rates, bonds and other risk-asset pricing. The brief report did not provide additional data, meeting comments or a specific timetable; it only stated that markets are no longer fully pricing in a Fed rate hike this year.

