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Silver futures rallied despite CME margin hikes, driven by extreme volatility, demand, and safe-haven flows.
U.S. consumer confidence slumps to lowest in nearly 12 years, increasing pressure on the dollar ahead of Fed decision.
While the market expects a Fed pause, Powell’s tone and leadership uncertainty will drive Treasury futures, and dollar direction, creating short-term trading opportunities.
Strong demand at Monday’s two-year Treasury auction lowered yields, steepened the curve, and shifted market focus to upcoming five-year notes.
Yen surged on intervention rumors, dragging the dollar lower, while strategists see higher odds of coordinated action as policy divergence supports JPY.
U.S. durable goods surge as transportation orders drove gains, core investment improved, as markets await a likely dovish Fed pause decision.
Gold breaks $5,000 as shutdown fears and safe-haven demand as traders eye key policy catalysts this week.
Silver futures surge on strong industrial demand and supply risks, but overbought conditions suggest cautious buying on pullbacks near support.
January consumer sentiment beat expectations but remains below last year as inflation worries and labor market uncertainty persist.
The Federal Reserve’s favorite inflation gauge came in line with expectation, although continuing to remain above the central bank’s target.
Jobless claims remain low while GDP growth accelerates, signaling labor market resilience, economic momentum, making a case for pausing rate cuts.
The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow lifted Q4 growth to 5.4%, highlighting strong consumption and investment; equities dipped, dollar firmed, while bond yields fell amid steady-rate expectations.