[Nomura now expects the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates once in December this year and once in March next year due to higher-than-expected inflation] On November 11, Nomura economists Aichi Amemiya, Jeremy Schwartz, and Ruchir Sharma wrote in a report on November 10 that after U.S. inflation data were higher than expected, the bank currently expects the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates again in March next year in addition to raising interest rates in December. They said: "We currently expect one more rate hike in December and one in March next year - our previous forecast was that the December rate hike would be the last. Many policymakers have hinted at a hawkish scenario, and we expect most officials to predict further tightening in 2027 in the December dot plot."