Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh refused to disclose whether he will raise interest rates in July. On July 1st, according to Golden Ten Data, Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh avoided questions about whether the Fed may raise interest rates at its July meeting. I hope we can have a thorough 'family internal debate' when we meet in four weeks, "he said." When we meet behind closed doors, we will have intense debates. But beyond that, I have no more information to disclose. "Walsh made the above remarks at the European Central Bank's annual policy seminar held in Sintra, Portugal; This is his first public appearance since attending the Federal Reserve press conference last month. Since then, investors have begun to expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates more frequently, but the market currently expects the likelihood of the first rate hike this month to be less than 50%.