The June 16–17 FOMC minutes, released July 8, show a Fed that held rates steady but removed the easy easing bias. The deeper signal is that inflation pressure is now coming from multiple rails at once: tariffs, Middle East energy shock risk, AI infrastructure demand, Treasury term premium, and uneven consumer credit stress.
Fed Minutes: The Cut Trade Broke Because Inflation Has More Than One Engine
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