00:00Could interest rates keep rising even after another increase in December?
00:04Goldman Sachs now expects the Federal Reserve to raise rates again in March 2027.
00:09The revised forecast follows three consecutive months of hotter-than-expected inflation readings.
00:15October consumer prices increased 0.4%, exceeding economists' expectations of 0.3%.
00:22That persistent price pressure is making policymakers' decisions more complicated.
00:27Higher oil prices, import tariffs, strong consumer demand, and investment in artificial intelligence have all contributed to inflation pressures.
00:36Goldman believes inflation could ease temporarily before rising again early next year.
00:41The bank also expects interest rate cuts to be delayed until December 2027 rather than September.
00:48But this is a forecast, not a confirmed Federal Reserve decision.
00:51For households, the big concern is whether borrowing costs could stay higher for longer.
00:56Disclosure.
00:57This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced, using AI-assisted tools.
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