Warsh's hawkish stance puts Fed credibility to the test
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.
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…
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies rose after the Fed raised rates by a quarter point, as markets had already priced in the move.
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.
BoE expected to hold at 3.75% Thursday, but Iran-driven energy surge lifts market odds of a November hike to 80%.
The Fed raised rates 25bp as expected, but a hawkish dot plot and Warsh's tough tone shifted markets' focus to yields and the possibility of a December hike.
Apollo's chief economist warns that widening CDS spreads on hyperscaler debt reflect weakening fundamentals, drawing comparisons to the 2008 housing crisis.
Trump demanded the Fed cut rates to 1% after Warsh raised them to 3.75-4%, threatening more hikes. Bitcoin and gold reacted.
Wells Fargo cut its S&P 500 target to 7,700 from 7,950 ahead of the Fed's rate hike, citing valuation risk from rising yields.
The Fed raised rates by 25bps to 3.75%-4.00% unanimously and projected further hikes, signaling a higher-for-longer path.
NZD/USD enters Thursday's NZ GDP release already in a breakdown, with three outlined scenarios for the pair's reaction depending on the data outcome.
New Zealand's Q2 GDP expected near zero; RBNZ likely to delay rate decision until December unless data surprises.