CNBC
15 Sept 2026, 11:07 UTC · 1h ago
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Headline takes no side. Four claims average −0.37 — moderately bearish.
−0.37moderately bearish
More negative than 75% of claims this week
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4 claims · scored −1 bearish … +1 bullish · 3 new · 1 priced in
A majority of CNBC survey respondents now forecast at least two Fed rate hikes over the next year.
Newpublished 2026-09-15, refers to change since last month
So whatThe jump from 46% to 86% expecting any hike suggests a significant upward shift in the terminal rate, likely pressuring equity multiples.
More negative than 98% of claims this week
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Average CPI forecasts rose to nearly 3.5% for 2026 and 2.85% for 2027.
Newpublished 2026-09-15, refers to change since last month
So whatWith inflation forecasts remaining above the 2% target through 2027, the 'higher for longer' regime extends its horizon by at least 18 months.
More negative than 91% of claims this week
Most survey respondents believe the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed for at least one more month.
Newpublished 2026-09-15
More negative than 80% of claims this week
The S&P 500 is forecast to rise 8% to 8,274 next year.
Priced inanalysis of survey results
So whatThis implies a bullish target for FY2027 despite the forecasted rate hikes and 3.5% inflation.
More positive than 66% of claims this week
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