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Gold surged past $4,350 on news of an Iran peace deal, triggering a major short squeeze. Whether this rally holds or retraces depends entirely on Wednesday's critical FOMC decision.
E-mini S&P 500 futures are in recovery mode after a sharp post-FOMC selloff. While the 4H uptrend remains intact, watch the 7,578–7,580 resistance zone to see if the current bounce can continue
Fed Governor Christopher Waller signals the March rate decision is a "coin flip” and flags labor and inflation as key metrics that will decide a cut or pause.
The Fed unanimously held rates while sharply raising its inflation projections, with energy-led supply shocks driving PCE forecasts higher
Surging wholesale inflation and a near-certain Fed pause converge, with 100.5 flagged as the decisive technical breakout level to watch for the dollar futures.
Traders are awaiting the April FOMC minutes for insight into whether persistent inflation and geopolitical risks have pushed Fed officials closer toward reconsidering rate hikes.
The dollar remains firm as safe-haven demand grew amid the Strait of Hormuz blockade and expectations the Federal Reserve will keep rates unchanged.
Rising bond yields, a stronger dollar, and falling equity futures signal mounting market stress as entrenched inflation forces a rethink of Fed policy — with rate hikes back on the table.
Gold trades near $4,400 under hawkish Fed pressure. Institutional long exposure is falling (COT data), signaling a consolidation phase. We map three critical scenarios.
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.
Risk tone improved after a weak Tuesday close, but traders warn the reprieve is fragile as Fed chair hearings and earnings deluge loom.
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.