Federal Reserve Chair Waller refuses to reveal whether there will be a rate hike in July

```htmlGolden Ten Data, July 1 — Federal Reserve Chair Walsh avoided answering whether the Fed might raise interest rates at its July meeting. “I hope that when we meet in four weeks, we can have a thorough ‘internal family debate’,” he said. “When we meet behind closed doors, we have intense discussions. But beyond that, I have no further information to share.” Walsh made these remarks at the European Central Bank’s annual policy symposium in Sintra, Portugal; this was his first public appearance since last month’s inaugural participation in a Federal Reserve press conference. Since then, investors have begun to anticipate more rate hikes from the Fed, but the market currently expects less than a 50% chance of the first rate hike occurring this month.```