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Investors view the May report as one that could shape expectations for the Federal Reserve's policy path in the near term
Silver futures hover at $70 as the market anticipates the FOMC decision. With institutional targets high and industrial demand strong, will Fed Chair Warsh provide the dovish signal for a rally?
Falling jobless claims and stronger manufacturing data indicate economic resilience, but rising price pressures, weakening employment components, and mixed forward indicators highlight persistent inflation risks and uneven momentum across sectors.
Gold prices face-planted as surging bond yields, a stronger US Dollar, and persistent inflation from the US-Iran conflict aggressively reasserted macro pressure.
U.S. consumer confidence slumps to lowest in nearly 12 years, increasing pressure on the dollar ahead of Fed decision.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) is grinding higher, holding the 100 level as markets no longer expect Fed rate cuts. Despite nuanced inflation data, the dollar remains supported and is having a knock on effect across markets.
Gold reclaimed $4,000 after an in-line PCE print trimmed September hike odds from 68% to 63%. The structural bull case — central banks, real rates, a peak inflation narrative — is intact. But 298 tonnes of ETF gold sitting at a loss is a ceiling trad
Kevin Warsh leads his first FOMC meeting as Fed Chair. With a divided committee and a US-Iran deal altering the inflation outlook, markets await his signal on the future of rate policy.
U.S. stock futures rose on ceasefire hopes after Donald Trump signaled a possible withdrawal, though Iran tensions, threats to U.S. firms, and strong economic data tempered optimism.
Middle East tensions disrupt LNG flows, sending global gas benchmarks soaring while U.S. prices lag amid domestic oversupply.
June consumer confidence rose modestly, JOLTS job openings beat estimates at 7.594 million, and futures markets now price 65.6% odds of a September rate hike ahead of Thursday's payrolls data.
The December PPI rose more than expected, with the strong services inflation and the prospect of rise in energy prices in the coming months signaling that pricing pressure may emerge as a concern for the Federal Reserve.