[Goldman Sachs Investment Chief: 50% Probability of Fed Rate Hike in July, Wealth Effect from Rising Stock Prices Could Be a Reason] Goldman Sachs Asset & Wealth Management's Multi-Sector Investment Chief Lindsay Rosner recently warned that the Federal Reserve has a 'significant likelihood' of raising interest rates in July, with a probability of 50%. In a recent interview, she pointed out that upcoming inflation data, particularly the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) report, will be key factors that could prompt the Fed to take action. Rosner further noted that the wealth effect from rising stock prices might be reflected in inflation data, potentially serving as a reason for a rate hike. She highlighted that items in the PCE basket related to artificial intelligence spending, such as software and accessories, are expected to increase in the next report, stating that 'the Fed will have to respond to this.' Based on this, Goldman Sachs has adjusted its internal outlook, postponing its expected timeline for rate cuts to the end of 2027.