[Goldman Sachs: Most Voting Members of the Federal Reserve Seem Unlikely to Push for a Rate Hike This Week] The Federal Reserve will hold a meeting this Wednesday, with the market predicting about a one-third probability of a rate hike, although most analysts doubt that Chairman Kevin Warsh will support such a move. Goldman Sachs analysts noted: 'Investors perceive an unusually high level of uncertainty regarding the outcome of the July meeting, likely due to recent internal divisions within the Federal Reserve, Warsh's own unclear stance, and the partial overlap with the renewed escalation of the Iran situation during the information blackout period.' 'There may be at least one dissenting member in favor of a rate hike during the meeting, but following the soft June inflation data, most voting members seem unlikely to push for a rate hike this week.'