Bank of America (BofA) says the Federal Reserve is becoming less tolerant of inflation pressures and is likely to reverse earlier expectations by implementing a series of rate hikes during the year. The view, reported by Yahoo News and Fortune, centers on the idea that the Fed is “losing patience” after recent supply disruptions. In BofA’s assessment, the Fed previously signaled it could “look through” certain developments related to tariffs, treating them as temporary or not central to the inflation outlook. However, BofA argues that the latest round of supply shocks is changing the balance, keeping inflation risks elevated and warranting tighter monetary policy. The articles characterize this as a shift away from prior cuts or dovish guidance toward additional rate increases. Both sources present BofA’s perspective rather than a direct statement from the Fed, and they link the anticipated change in policy to the interaction between ongoing inflation and recent supply-side factors.