So in the last FOMC meeting inflation was gently ticking lower MoM and even with that there was 'A few' fed members who thought A 50pbs increase was more appropriate than A 25pbs bump.
Powell has always said that policy rates will be dictated by the data. So now that we know inflation has bounced higher, wage inflation remains hot, the jobs market is on fire, the PPI data is screaming that we have more inflation coming in the months ahead, retail sales data jumped significantly higher with consumer credit card debt stepping out on line I would think its more than reasonable to assume that the 'few' fed members who voted for a 50bps hike in this meeting will likely be joined by a few more members who will be voting for a 50bps in the next meeting.