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DXY futures traded flat after a data- and FOMC-driven rally, with traders awaiting jobless claims and trade balance for the next directional catalyst.
Reuters Tankan survey showed Japanese manufacturers’ sentiment improved for the first time in three months, while non-manufacturers’ confidence weakened and outlook turned cautious.
ECB Holds Rates Again, Flags Trade and Inflation Risks—EUR/USD Bias Stays Soft, Favoring Short Trades
Barkin signals rate cuts have cushioned jobs and inflation is cooling but still above target, keeping the Fed ready to act.
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.
Gold faces macro headwinds from interest rates and the SpaceX IPO. All eyes are on today's University of Michigan inflation data to see if the metal can sustain its current support above $4,000.
Silver’s recent rebound appears to reflect a shift in market expectations as signs emerge that Washington may be seeking an off-ramp from the 67-day conflict with Iran.
The Fed held rates steady at 3.50%-3.75% for a third straight meeting, flagging Middle East-driven inflation risks, as Powell prepares for his likely final press conference before his May 15 exit.
The year-over-year CPI rate was at 3.8%, accelerating from the 3.3% rate in March, and a touch hotter than the 3.7% rate expected by economists.
While retail control group, considered an underlying measure of consumer spending, remained robust and the four-week average jobless claims edged lower
Nearly half of Russell 2000 companies can't cover their interest costs, yet small caps are surging: the real story is what's driving the rally, and whether it can survive once the oil catalyst fades.
The jobless claims report for the week ended Jan. 24 showed that the underlying labor market trend remained fairly resilient.