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The US Federal Reserve hinted at the possibility of raising interest rates if inflation remains elevated, sending a hawkish signal to the market.

Foreign governments, led by China, are significantly selling off U.S. Treasuries.

This article analyzes the Federal Reserve's dilemma, caught between persistent inflation and potential political pressure, which could increase uncertainty in future monetary policy.

BCA warns that a significant stock market selloff might be necessary to curb inflation pressures, suggesting potential downside risk for equities.

Low jobless claims indicate a strong labor market, allowing the Fed to focus on inflation, which could support a hawkish monetary policy stance.