Tag: central banks
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Dollar Hits 3-Month High as Traders Reprice Bets on Fed Cuts
Dollar at a Three-Month Peak as Fed Expectations Shift The U.S. dollar held firm near a three-month high on Tuesday, supported by a split in Federal Reserve expectations that cooled near-term rate-cut bets. Traders paused after rallying in recent sessions, weighing the possibility that the central bank will maintain higher-for-longer policy for longer than some…
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Dollar Holds Near 3-Month High as Fed Divisions Pause Near-Term Rate-Cut Bets
Dollar Holds Near Three-Month High Amid Federal Reserve Uncertainty The U.S. dollar hovered just below a three-month peak on Tuesday as market participants reassessed bets on when the Federal Reserve might cut rates. A chorus of voices within the Fed has signaled a cautious stance on near-term easing, leaving traders to pare expectations for a…
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Why Michele Bullock is Relieved to Keep Rates on Hold as Markets Shift
Introduction: A Calculated Pause in uncertain times As global markets wobble and inflation pressures ebb and flow, central banks face a delicate balancing act. Michele Bullock, governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), has signaled relief and prudence by opting to hold rates steady rather than rush into another tightening cycle. Her decision reflects…