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  • END OF DAY REPORT JUNE 15th

    END OF DAY REPORT JUNE 15th

    HAWKISH FED & ECB DIDN’T STOP THE STOCK MARKETS RELENTLESS SURGE UPWARDS AS WE REACH 14-MONTH HIGHS, LOOKS LIKE POWELL THREADED THE NEEDLE!

  • ECB policy statement comparison

    ECB policy statement comparison

  • MORNING MINUTE JUNE 15th

    MORNING MINUTE JUNE 15th

    FED KEPT RATES UNCHANGED AS EXPECTED BUT INDICATED THAT FED OFFICIALS EXPECT ANOTHER 50 BASIS POINTS OF HIKES BEFORE THEY REACH THE PEAK. MEANWHILE THE ECB AND BoE WILL CONTINUE THEIR HIKING CYCLES

  • END OF DAY REPORT JUNE 14th FED DAY

    END OF DAY REPORT JUNE 14th FED DAY

    FED LEFT RATES UNCHANGED BUT FORECAST THAT RATES WILL GO HIGHER IN THE DOT PLOTS, SO WHAT NEXT?

  • FEDS LEAVES RATES UNCHANGED

    FEDS LEAVES RATES UNCHANGED

    STATEMENT COMPARISON source FED & NEWSWIRES

  • FOMC PREVIEW

    FOMC PREVIEW

    The FOMC is expected to leave rates unchanged at 5.00-5.25%. The accompanying ‘Dot Plot’ will go a long way in addressing the unchanged decision as a ‘pause’ or a ‘skip’, where the absence of an increase to the 2023 median rate dot will struggle to see the ‘skip’ nomenclature hold ground, reflecting diminishing power amongst […]

  • MORNING MINUTE JUNE 14th

    MORNING MINUTE JUNE 14th

    WILL THEY OR WONT THEY? THE MARKET AWAITS THE FED DECISION ON THE BACK OF THE S&P TOUCHING A 52 WEEK HIGH YESTERDAY, EXPECTATIONS ARE ON A PAUSE, BUT WHAT NEXT?

  • END OF DAY REPORT JUNE 13th

    END OF DAY REPORT JUNE 13th

    what will the fed do tomorrow..looks like nothing but we will all be watching the DOTs to see if there is another hike coming

  • MORNING MINUTE JUNE 13th

    MORNING MINUTE JUNE 13th

    All eyes turn to the CPI numbers as anything in-line will likely cause the FED to pause their hiking cycle, but anything higher and the rate juggernaut will continue trucking on

  • END OF DAY REPORT JUNE 12th

    END OF DAY REPORT JUNE 12th

    The markets and many economists expect the Federal Reserve to keep rates unchanged this week while keeping the door open for a hike as soon as the next meeting in July — a “hawkish pause” that some Fed officials are calling a “skip.”