Prism: Fed Dissenting Votes This Week May Signal September Rate Hike

According to Prism via Jin10, dissenting votes at this week's Federal Reserve meeting will be closely watched as a gauge of internal disagreement within the Federal Open Market Committee. The bank expects a vote of 10 in favor and 2 opposed, with Logan and Hammack voting against, advocating for a 25 basis point rate increase. If dissenting votes exceed three, even with rates held steady in July, this would signal the committee is moving toward a September rate hike.
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