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U.S. Dollar Showing Signs of Fatigue -- Market Talk
The U.S. dollar is showing signs of fatigue amid weaker U.S. economic activity, buoyant risk appetite, and Japan's FX policies inhibiting local currency weakness, says Paul Mackel, global head of FX research at HSBC.
The Federal Reserve has set off a market bet! Bloomberg: The global currency war is a wake-up call for investors to fervently pour into “this asset”
FX168 Financial News (Asia Pacific) News Local currency debt in developing countries has been affected by rising long-term US interest rates and the strength of the US dollar. The Bloomberg Local Securities Index has fallen 1.1% so far this year, while the similar hard currency debt index has risen 1.2%, driving the ratio between indices close to a two-year low.
“Scared” by exceeding expectations by CPI three times! Traders are afraid to rush ahead
After being “heavily hammered” by taking many risks this year, investors are now afraid to take risks.
“New Federal Reserve News Agency”: Stubborn housing inflation undermines the Federal Reserve's plans to cut interest rates
To return the inflation rate to 2%, the inflation rate for non-housing services must be reduced from the current 3.5% to less than 3%, and the housing inflation rate must be reduced from 5.8% to about 3.5%.
US CPI hits with “horror data,” and Powell and other officials have successively introduced interest rate cut deals this week to face another major test
This week, key data will be released, including the US CPI, which investors are extremely concerned about, and retail sales known as “horror data.”
Express News | The probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in June is 96.5%