Upcoming week: central bank speeches, PMIs, and key data releases ahead
Central bank speeches, flash PMIs, and key employment and retail data highlight the week ahead.
Central bank speeches, flash PMIs, and key employment and retail data highlight the week ahead.
Bitcoin recovered above $80,000 after initially falling on the Fed rate hike and CLARITY Act failure, suggesting reduced macro sensitivity.
Oil gapped higher on Houthi attack then eased on improving flows. Asia-Pacific mixed ahead of Trump-Xi meeting.
Australia's big four banks forecast a 25bp RBA rate hike to 4.60% on September 28-29, differing on vote unanimity and follow-up path.
BofA reaffirms forecasts for Fed rate hikes in October and December, citing strong nominal spending, with risks flagged around persistent supply shocks.
Based on historical patterns, the S&P 500 tends to dip after the Fed's first hike but recovers within a year, with bond yield speed as a key risk.
Economists are raising neutral rate estimates for the Fed, ECB, and Japan, signaling higher long-term yields and less room for rate cuts.
China kept its one-year and five-year loan prime rates unchanged for the 16th straight month, as the Fed's rate hike limited policy space.
Stournaras leaves door open for October ECB rate hike if energy prices or inflation surge.
Minneapolis Fed's Kashkari said inflation is too high across the US economy, not just in oil, and supported the recent rate hike.
Japan's market closures for the first three days of the week thin yen liquidity, reviving speculation that authorities might intervene. The yen fell over 2%…
T. Rowe Price's Blue Macellari says bitcoin is now central to the debasement conversation amid discussion of bond vigilantes and stablecoin demand.
Bill Miller IV explains why he's more bullish on Bitcoin than ever, citing a worsening global fiscal situation and a widening gap between price and fair value.
Cramer expects a calm week ahead, with analyst meetings and earnings from Okta, Costco, KB Home, and others in focus.
Elon Musk predicts AI will double US GDP growth to 4% next year, a figure far above Fed projections. The forecast comes as California mandates AI audits and a…