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Consumer sentiment ticked up in February, driven by wealthier households, while inflation fears eased slightly and spending outlook stayed cautious.
Labor indicators point to weakening demand, rising layoffs, and softening hiring momentum, signaling a fragile labor market and cooling wage pressures.
AI-driven capex excess among hyperscalers, combined with macro and geopolitical risks, threatens an AI-trade unwind and steepening of S&P 500 losses.
ECB Holds Rates Again, Flags Trade and Inflation Risks—EUR/USD Bias Stays Soft, Favoring Short Trades
BoE held rates 3.75% on narrow 5-4 vote, signaling a dovish bias and a data-dependent stance
U.S. services PMI beat expectations, but weakening new orders, employment, and exports signal slowing momentum and limit upside for risk assets.
ADP data showed sharply weaker private job growth, sectoral job losses, stable wage growth, and highlighted a continued slowdown in U.S. labor market momentum.
Eurozone inflation eases, rendering ECB rate cuts unlikely soon, likely keeping euro range-bound and futures reactive to global data.
An unexpected crude inventory draw lifted oil prices, with traders now watching EIA data for confirmation.
Barkin signals rate cuts have cushioned jobs and inflation is cooling but still above target, keeping the Fed ready to act.
Stronger-than-expected manufacturing data shifts focus to higher yields and a firmer dollar, pressuring rate-sensitive and commodity futures.
Warsh’s hawkish Fed nomination strengthened dollar, lifted yields, crushed gold and silver, while weak China PMIs also added pressure on commodities.