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  • Inflation is no longer the only risk to the economy, says Powell | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote

    Inflation is no longer the only risk to the economy, says Powell | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote
    Jul 10 2024
    Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony yesterday wasn’t overly optimistic but it revived the expectation that a rate cut could come sooner rather than later. In the first day of his semiannual testimony before Senators, Powell said – for the first time in three years – that inflation is no longer the only threat to the US economy but the cooling jobs market also is. Although he didn’t want to offer a clear timeline when asked when the Fed would lower interest rates, Powell said that the latest jobs report sent a ‘pretty clear signal’ of a cooler labor market. US yields fell, major indices advanced to fresh records but the US dollar remained bid on a euro selloff after Moody’s warned France about risks to its credit rating should government finances get worse. Elsewhere, US crude cleared a minor Fibonacci support yesterday and nat gas remains under pressure near oversold market conditions. Inflation in China came in below expectations, while the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) maintained its policy rate unchanged at 5.5% for the 8th straight meeting but hinted that the degree of restraint will be gradually adjusted to the expected decline in inflationary pressures. Listen to find out more!
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  • All eyes on Powell’s semiannual testimony | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote

    All eyes on Powell’s semiannual testimony | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote
    Jul 9 2024
    Most European indices including the British big caps closed Monday’s session in the negative. The French CAC 40 underperformed its peers but the French yields ease, the yield spread with Germany narrowed and the euro was bid. We could see the EURUSD gain further positive momentum this week, especially if Federal Reserve (Fed) President Jerome Powell delivers a dovish speech before the congress between today and tomorrow, and the latest CPI update from the US comes in sufficiently soft. The S&P500 and Nasdaq 100 hit fresh records yesterday and their journey is increasingly diverging from the economic data. The forecast for 12-month forward earnings for the S&P500 stands at an all-time high according to Bloomberg, the S&P500 companies are expected to deliver more than 9% EPS growth in Q2 and this number is expected to rise to double-digit territory later this year. Even the non-tech sectors are seen posting a positive growth. But Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow index predicts that the US economy may have grown just 1.5% in Q2, down from above 3% at the last quarter of last year and 5% the quarter before that. Something must give. Listen to find out more!
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    11 m
  • France’s surprise shift from far-right to far-left | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote

    France’s surprise shift from far-right to far-left | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote
    Jul 8 2024
    The UK’s Labour Party is set to win a highly anticipated landslide victory in the general election. Cable is upbeat near 1.2770 and the FTSE futures are pointing at a positive start to the session. In France, the situation looks better from a market perspective, as well. The latest polls suggest that Marine Le Pen’s National Rally could fall ‘well short’ of a majority at this weekend’s second and final tour of legislative elections. Investors are now in a hurry to return to French assets and the euro at discounted prices not to miss the post-election rally next Monday, the EURUSD extends gains past 1.0820 this morning, and given the FOMO a post-election rally in the euro, we might see further gains before the weekly closing bell. Across the Atlantic, the US will reveal its latest jobs figures today and the Federal Reserve (Fed) doves are waiting in ambush to boost their rate cut bets. The US economy is expected to have added around 190K new nonfarm jobs in June down from 272K printed a month earlier and the wages growth is seen weaker. A weaker-than-expected set of data should further fuel the Fed rate cut bets, weigh on the yields and the US dollar, while a positive surprise should get the Fed doves to scale back their rate cut bets – that have been rising lately thanks to a set of soft economic data and dovish Fed comments - and throw a floor under the yields and back the dollar. Listen to find out more!
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    10 m
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