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But the second the Fed started to hike rates, there was panic.
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Wee said he still expects the Fed to hike rates twice this year.
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The bank expects the Fed to hike rates again in December, she said.
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It also said it was in no rush to hike rates.
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At the time, economists were convinced the Fed would hike rates in June.
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Peters expects the Fed to hike rates in December, and twice in 2018.
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She added that the Fed's decision on when to hike rates will remain data-dependent.
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It is widely expected to hike rates again when it next meets in September.
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The U.S. central bank, by contrast, is not expected to hike rates until next year.
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Analysts expect the bank to hike rates once more in the second-half to 7 percent.
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Analysts had speculated that a stronger-than-expected report would give the Fed flexibility to hike rates.
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Policymakers signaled in June they could still hike rates twice in what remained of 2016.
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Hot on the heels of the Fed, a number of emerging market central banks hike rates.
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U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers have telegraphed that they plan to hike rates three times this year.
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The central bank has frequently cited outsize sterling strength as a reason not to hike rates.
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It could also push up inflation expectations and lead the Fed to hike rates faster, BlackRock says.
