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Fed Half-Point Hike Looks Less Likely as Financial Risks Flare

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Fed Half-Point Hike Looks Less Likely as Financial Risks Flare

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Regulators also pledged to fully protect even uninsured depositors at SVB.</p><p>“The double-barreled bazooka should be enough to quell potential runs at other regional banks,” Krishna Guha and Peter Williams, analysts at Evercore ISI, wrote in a note.</p><p>Fed policymakers next meet to set rates March 21-22. Early trading in Asia Monday suggested investors are betting the Fed will opt for a smaller rate hike as it balances concerns about financial strains with its campaign to bring down inflation.</p><h3>Yields Tumble</h3><p>Yields on two-year Treasury notes tumbled 14 basis points as of 9:25 a.m. in Tokyo, to 4.44%. 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A senior US Treasury official told reporters on a call Sunday that there are some institutions that look like they have some similarities to SVB and perhaps to Signature.</p><p>“It may take some time before the full ramifications of SVB’s collapse are apparent,” Tom Kenny and Arindam Chakraborty, economists at Australia &amp; New Zealand Banking Group, wrote in a note Monday. “Front of mind for markets is the risk of contagion, deteriorating risk sentiment and potentially a broader financial crisis.”</p><p>Meantime, economic data are still pending. On Tuesday, Fed policymakers will get the latest reading on inflation, with the consumer price index for February due. 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They had surged above 5% last Wednesday, to the highest level since 2007, in the wake of Powell’s signaling that a 50 basis-point rate hike was on the table if upcoming economic reports kept coming in hot ahead of this month’s meeting.“We continue to look for a 25 basis-point hike at next week’s meeting,” Michael Feroli, chief US economist at JPMorgan Chase & Co., said in a note Sunday. “Even before the problems flared up in the banking sector, we thought a 50 basis-point move would be ill-advised, and we still think that is the case.”Moving by a lesser magnitude — or even pausing the tightening campaign — would give Powell and his colleagues more time to assess whether there are further problems to emerge in the banking system. 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