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Silver Price Forecast: XAG/USD Jumps Above $32.00 Amid the Cautious Mood
The silver price (XAG/USD) extends the rally near $32.25 during the early European trading hours on Wednesday.
Silver's rise is “too strong”! The price of silver is approaching its first bullish target. Latest silver trading analysis
At the end of the Asian market on Wednesday, spot silver maintained a strong trend after surging in the previous two trading days. The price of silver is currently around $32.10 per ounce; earlier, the price of silver hit 32.30 US dollars/ounce. According to Economies.com, the first bullish target for silver prices is $32.50 per ounce, breaking through this level will open up room for a further sharp rise in silver prices.
Leading indicators issue warning The Federal Reserve warns that the default rate is rising
Chicago Federal Reserve Chairman Goulsby emphasized that consumer arrears are currently one of the most worrying economic indicators.
Federal Reserve Research: Extreme High Temperatures Will Kill the US Economy
The San Francisco Federal Reserve's research shows the long-term effects of high temperatures, and the construction industry is likely to determine the overall vulnerability of the US economy.
Former IMF chief economist: A new round of inflation may come sooner than market expectations
In the face of economic uncertainty, central banks may be more willing to sacrifice inflation targets than deep recessions or financial crises.
The US economy is facing a “explosion” crisis! The Federal Reserve warns that a sharp rise in consumer default rates has become the “most worrying indicator”
Chicago Federal Reserve Chairman Goulsby emphasized that the consumer default rate is currently one of the most worrying economic indicators.
High interest rates are difficult to stop demand for financing from growing, and the amount of US municipal bonds issued hit a new high in 11 years
Despite the high interest rate environment, the financing activities of US state and local governments have not slowed down.
A rare shot! Hedge funds sell off US stocks on a large scale Goldman Sachs's “hawkish” signal: the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates this year
Goldman Sachs pointed out that hedge funds have reduced their holdings of US stocks in an unusually strong manner, and it is anticipated that the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates this year.
Bet the Federal Reserve won't cut interest rates this year! Hedge fund Catalyst Funds shorted 10-year US bonds
Quantitative fund Catalyst Funds is shorting 5 to 10 year US Treasury bonds because the fund expects US interest rates to remain unchanged this year as inflation continues to rise.
The hawks of the Federal Reserve are putting pressure on interest rate cuts again: the possibility of interest rate hikes has not been completely ruled out
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Chairman Kashkari said that he believes the probability of interest rate hikes is very low, but no possibility should be ruled out at present; it will take several months of positive inflation data to convince him that it is appropriate to cut interest rates; it will definitely not be cut more than twice this year.
Analyst: Despite a possible slowdown in US inflation, the Federal Reserve is still cautious about the prospects of cutting interest rates
Macquarie analysts said on Tuesday (May 28) that although US inflation may slow in the next few months, the Federal Reserve is still cautious about the prospects of cutting interest rates.
The Federal Reserve's “Big Eagle King” suppresses expectations of interest rate cuts and warns that the possibility of interest rate hikes has not been completely ruled out
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Chairman Kashkari said that the Federal Reserve's policy position is restrictive, but policy makers have not completely ruled out the possibility of further interest rate hikes.
The probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in June is 99.2%
According to CME “Federal Reserve Watch”, the probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in June is 99.2%, and the probability of raising interest rates by 25 basis points is 0.8%. The probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged until August is 90.0%, the probability of cutting interest rates by 25 basis points is 9.2%, and the probability of raising interest rates by 25 basis points is 0.7%.
May Texas Manufacturing Contraction Unexpectedly Deepens, Dallas Fed Says
Texas' manufacturing contraction unexpectedly worsened this month as production and shipments fell into negative territory and outlooks softened, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
Forex Today: Attention Shifts to US PCE
The Greenback managed to regain some late traction and trimmed most of its daily losses amidst a decent bounce in US yields and diminishing expectations of a rate cut by the Fed in September.
The US interest rate for guaranteed overnight financing was 5.32% on the last trading day and 5.31% the day before. The federal funds rate in effect on the last trading day was 5.33%, compared to 5.33% the previous day.
The US interest rate for guaranteed overnight financing was 5.32% on the last trading day and 5.31% the day before. The federal funds rate in effect on the last trading day was 5.33%, compared to 5.33% the previous day.
Federal Reserve Daly and Federal Reserve Governor Cook did not comment on interest rate prospects during the panel discussion.
Federal Reserve Daly and Federal Reserve Governor Cook did not comment on interest rate prospects during the panel discussion.
Macquarie forecast: The Fed continues to be cautious about cutting interest rates, and the trend of the dollar is limited
Macquarie analysts said on Tuesday (May 28) that although US inflation may slow in the next few months, the Federal Reserve is still cautious about the prospects of cutting interest rates.
Express News | Major US cities can't wait for Powell to cut interest rates. This year's financing scale has reached a new high since at least 2013
On Tuesday, the amount of use of the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement was US$417.836 billion, compared to US$431,239 billion in the last trading day.
On Tuesday, the amount of use of the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement was US$417.836 billion, compared to US$431,239 billion in the last trading day.