What are the chances of a second round of government intervention?

What are the chances of a second round of government intervention?
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What are the chances of a second round of government intervention?
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Commodity-linked currencies continue to weaken amid rising geopolitical tensions, which are boosting demand for safe-haven assets and increasing volatility across both FX and commodity markets. The US dollar is gaining support from demand for liquid and defensive assets, while currencies sensitive to commodities and global risk appetite remain under pressure. Against this backdrop, AUD/USD and…
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) announced on Wednesday that it cut the Official Cash Rate (OCR) by 25 basis points (bps) from 3.75% to 3.5% after concluding the April monetary policy meeting. The decision aligned with the market expectations. The RBNZ has cut the official cash rate by 200 bps since August 2024. Summary of the RBNZ…
Global Trading: It is The Reaction to News that Matters The old trading adage that says “the reaction to news is more important than the news itself” is even more relevant in today’s market as central banks embark on a rate cutting path. Good News vs. Bad News Another way oif saying it is…
American Vertigo April 9, 2025 Who as a child didn’t discover the joy of spinning round & round and the ensuing sensation of dizziness? Floating like a butterfly and stinging like a bee, President Trump’s style is full of razzle-dazzling action that forces consumers, investors, business planners, news reporters, and other world leaders into a…
Two Geopolitical Breakthroughs Send Stocks and Dollar Sharply Higher May 12, 2025 (192) The Pakistani and Indian governments accepted a brokered ceasefire of their rapidly escalating military conflict in Kashmir. Then came news of greater-than-anticipated 115 percentage point scale-back in U.S. and Chinese tariffs against one another. It’s a temporary 90-day agreement that reduces U.S….
Summary August’s inflation data probably cement a 25 bps, rather than a 50 bps, reduction in the federal funds rate at next week’s FOMC meeting in our view. The 0.2% increase in headline CPI was in line with expectations, while the 0.3% increase in core CPI was slightly higher than consensus forecasts. Another month of…