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With inventory deficits deep, supply recovery slow, and second-round inflation entrenched, the Fed's hawkish stance has room to run.
As the U.S. dollar nears multi-year highs, markets pivot to a compressed week of high-stakes data, waiting on an early jobs report and analyzing Federal Reserve rate hike expectations.
The Fed's rate hold is priced in; What moves NQ is Warsh's tone on future hikes, the dot plot's easing bias removal, and Thursday's expiry amplifying whatever follows.
Three headwinds—the SpaceX IPO, Iran deal, and ETF outflows—have cleared. Yet, Bitcoin struggles to rip. Is it lingering scar tissue or hesitation ahead of the crucial FOMC meeting?
Risk tone improved after a weak Tuesday close, but traders warn the reprieve is fragile as Fed chair hearings and earnings deluge loom.
Markets brace for volatility as Fed Chair Warsh speaks at Sintra and ISM data drops. We analyze potential scenarios for major assets and the bearish technical setup currently shaping Gold.
Despite the BOJ hiking to a 31-year high of 1%, the yen holds above 160 as negative real rates, wide Fed differentials, and Uchida's vague guidance keep carry trades firmly intact.
A hawkish Fed, fragile Middle East ceasefire, index rebalancing, and mounting doubts over debt-funded AI spending have converged to push Nasdaq-100 futures below a critical technical threshold ahead of three market-moving catalysts.
Warsh wanted clarity and the data delivered complexity: price pressures building in factories, hiring still hesitant, and forward-looking indicators drawing strength from Wall Street rather than Main Street.
Surging oil prices from the Gulf war stoked inflation and killed rate-cut hopes, while a hawkish Warsh Fed and central bank divergence now underpin the dollar's sharpest recovery in years.
USD/JPY breaches 162 for the first time since 1986 as widening rate differentials, Takaichi's $2.3 trillion fiscal package, and hedged Nikkei inflows pressure the yen despite Tokyo's verbal warnings.
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.