Latin America's Dollar Stablecoins: Where Should Reserves Be Held?
Latin America grapples with whether to require stablecoin issuers to hold reserves locally or offshore, as dollar scarcity grows.
Inflation, employment, growth data and central bank decisions, and how they reprice risk across markets.
Latin America grapples with whether to require stablecoin issuers to hold reserves locally or offshore, as dollar scarcity grows.
European markets saw gains as oil prices and bond yields eased following the Fed and BOE rate decisions.
The bond yield curve's shape shifts—bear/bull flattening and steepening—signal market expectations about policy, growth, and inflation, but context remains key.
Eurozone annual inflation was revised down to 3.2% in August, with energy prices rising 14.3%.
The BOE is expected to hold rates at 3.75%, with focus on whether the vote split narrows to 5-4.
The Fed's 25bp hike and 2026 projection matched expectations, but markets overreacted. The dot plot and Warsh's presser were less hawkish than perceived.
European stocks opened higher as bond yields steadied following the Fed's 25 bps rate hike and oil prices fell.
Long-term Treasury yields remain steady near 5% as markets digest the Fed's hawkish 25 bps rate hike, with the curve flattening.
EU proposes Canada as first 'associate member'; Trump calls it 'laughable', threatens tariffs, reviving US-EU trade worries.
Fed raises rates to 3.75%-4.00% unanimously; Warsh signals more hikes ahead, with markets pricing in a 90% chance of another move this year.
Asia markets rose as investors digested the Fed's rate hike, with Goldman Sachs moving its next hike call to October and dealers eyeing upcoming BOE and BOJ…
TD Securities, before the Fed's meeting, predicted three rate hikes this cycle, including October and January, amid a hawkish CPI report; the call awaits…
Goldman Sachs dropped its 'one and done' view and now expects a second 25bp Fed rate hike in October.
IMF warns RBA may hike again, citing inflation, urges Australian spending cuts; markets price ~80% chance of a September hike.
New Zealand Q2 GDP rose 0.2% q/q and 2.6% y/y, beating forecasts and easing RBNZ growth concerns.