The trend of gold prices next week may be significantly influenced by the Fed's interest rate stance at the next meeting.
Returning US government-generated data releases might give the release calendar a more normal feel and help clear up uncertainty around the Fed’s next policy decision.
Unless price data perks up quickly, many analysts say that the Fed’s next few rate cuts will be mostly uncontroversial.
Unless just about everybody is wrong, the Federal Reserve will cut the fed funds target by 25-bps to a range of 4.0%-4.25% this week.
The Fed looks set to re-start rate cuts next week and could take the fed funds target rate down by as much as 150-bps by the middle of next year. However, we doubt rates...
Those pushing for lower rates from the Fed, such as Governor Waller cite well-anchored inflation expectations as one reason to act. But many analysts think that this is...
We see three reasons why the US dollar could slide in coming weeks and months. The slide could push euro/dollar into a 1.20-1.25 range and drag dollar/yen down to the...
The Fed has not cut rates so far this year but FOMC members forecast two rate cuts in 2025 at their June meeting and the market is priced for two cuts as well.
Many analysts expect the Fed to hold interest rates steady next week, putting more downward pressure on gold prices.
As long as the Fed holds out against Trump’s pressure for lower rates, the more the US dollar could further.
In May, the Vietnamese stock market is depending on the KRX system as a first step toward long-term openness and stability amid the "trough" of information and...
Mr Doan Minh Tuan, Head of Research & Investment at FIDT, stated that the VN-Index's short-term trend has continued to drop over the last two weeks, indicating both...
As we count down to the July 31st FOMC meeting, there seem to be increasing calls for the Fed to do something.
Federal Reserve officials have said many times that they need to be confident that inflation is sustainably moving towards the 2% target in order to ease policy.
Last week’s FOMC meeting was generally seen as somewhat more hawkish than expected. A few days later, US payroll data for January was a lot stronger than anticipated....
This Wednesday’s FOMC meeting is widely expected to see the Fed leave rates unchanged.
As we get closer to the next FOMC meeting on Wednesday, the markets obsession is with the starting point. When will the Fed start to taper its bond purchases and then,...
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