- When the Federal Reserve hinted at interest rate cuts for next year, stocks and bonds increased, rekindling the positive sentiment that permeates markets when inflation declines. - With the S&P
- With dovish signals from the Federal Reserve, Wall Street's massive cross-asset surge gained momentum, pushing the stock market closer to all-time highs and Treasury yields lower. - Swap contracts show
Morning, Traders! It is Wednesday the 13th of December, the day of the FOMC's latest interest rate decision. Here are some things to look out for today. Sentiment All eyes on the interest rate
- As investors anticipated the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision and braced for any cautions from Chair Jerome Powell that market expectations of policy easing are exaggerated, stocks registered modest moves
Good Morning Traders! This Wednesday we get UK GDP data. Here is what to expect. Sentiment President Xi Jinping and other top Chinese officials promised to prioritise industrial policy above other economic issues
- A sell-off in Chinese stocks followed a top leadership meeting that left investors unhappy with a lack of significant economic assistance measures, causing stocks in Asia to fall ahead