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Federal Reserve's Williams indicates monetary policy is slightly tight, with no reason for rate hikes or cuts.

The probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in June is 96.8%, and the probability of keeping them unchanged in July is 93.8%.

Williams: Considering inflation remains persistently above target, the context is crucial.

The Bank of England should raise interest rates to fight off strong inflation spillovers from the Iran energy shock, according to its chief economist who set out his case for active policy in an unpredictable world.