Economists predict rate increase in June- Is that the market consensus as well?

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I thought this article and the futures contracts rate formula was very interesting and probably as good of an indicator as anything regarding the probability of Fed rate movements.

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How do you determine the implied rate from the amount that the future contract is trading at? Or what is the correlation between the trading price and Fed funds rate? Is their a formula or something?

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I have been doing my own research regarding rise rates and how this will effect certain types of investments. My crystal balls says 25 on June 30th.

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I thought this article and the futures contracts rate formula was very interesting and probably as good of an indicator as anything regarding the probability of Fed rate movements.

Anonymous

How do you determine the implied rate from the amount that the future contract is trading at? Or what is the correlation between the trading price and Fed funds rate? Is their a formula or something?

Anonymous

I have been doing my own research regarding rise rates and how this will effect certain types of investments. My crystal balls says 25 on June 30th.

Anonymous

Emily is an insightful observer of the economy and its impact on credit unions

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Emily is an insightful observer of the economy and its impact on credit unions

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