two weeks ago when the jobs report came out and it was you know negative 92,000 I thought that's it I'm dissenting I'm supporting a rate cut because at that time exactly it looked to me like this was going to be a very short-lived spike in oil no inflation issues looked through it since that time the straight of horses was closed this is looking like it's going to be a much more protracted conflict and oil prices are going to stay high for a longer time so that suggested inflation was more of a concern than ...

Economists pushed back their expectation for the Fed’s next rate cut to June from March, but still see two quarter-point reductions by year-end, a Bloomberg survey shows https://t.co/Xo14YU6zAT ...

The reading increases the chances of a rate cut by the Bank of England when policymakers next meet in March. https://t.co/UCPdyn5PPz ...

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said he is being asked more frequently whether there could be a scenario in which the Federal Reserve’s next policy move is a rate hike rather than a cut. He noted that while the Fed does not want to take anything off the table, it is not anyone’s base case that the next move will be a hike. ...

Today won’t bring a rate cut.Keep an eye on Powell’s speech. https://t.co/2mMZTaNUOO ...

The FOMC meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday.Markets have fully priced in no rate cut, with only a 4.4% chance of one happening. https://t.co/2jIJFHKgX1 ...

Group 1 - The dollar index (DXY00) increased by +0.27% due to higher T-note yields and supportive comments from Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin regarding tax cuts and deregulation boosting growth this year [1] - The dollar experienced a decline after the December S&P services PMI was revised down by -0.4 to 52.5, along with dovish comments from Fed Governor Stephen Miran predicting over 100 basis points of Fed rate cuts this year [2][3] - Fed Governor Stephen Miran stated that the current Fed policy is "clearly restrictive" and justified more than 100 basis points of rate cuts this year, with markets pricing in a 16% chance of a -25 basis point cut at the upcoming FOMC meeting [4] Group 2 - The dollar is under pressure as the FOMC is expected to cut interest rates by about -50 basis points in 2026, while the Bank of Japan (BOJ) is anticipated to raise rates by +25 basis points in the same year [5] - The dollar's weakness is compounded by the Fed's liquidity boost through purchasing $40 billion a month in T-bills and concerns over President Trump's potential appointment of a dovish Fed Chair, with Kevin Hassett being the likely candidate [6]

The Bank of England delivered a final rate cut for 2025, as expected. The Monetary Policy Committee was divided - also as expected. The big question now for the Bank is: will the UK economy deteriorate further, or bounce back next year? https://t.co/hLB2qCF3Pt ...

RT Mayne (@Tradermayne)FOMC tmrw and another rate cut is expected.How will the markets respond?My thoughts below.https://t.co/OXkVwCj5S7 ...

President Trump said a quarter-point rate cut by the Fed Wednesday is not enough and that it "could have been doubled, at least doubled" https://t.co/0hHS3yPawq https://t.co/lblei5kDwO ...