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Global Growth and Labor Under the Microscope as Markets Eye Fed Pivot

The Week Ahead: Week of June 30, 2025 (GMT+3) Weekly Market PreviewThe final week of June and the start of July bring a flurry of critical macroeconomic releases that may shape the policy paths of major central banks heading into Q3. In the U.S., labor market data including ADP, JOLTS, and Friday’s …

Gold Steady as Geopolitics Ease, Fed in Focus

Key Takeaways: *Gold range-bound as Middle East ceasefire tempers safe-haven demand *Fed policy uncertainty and Core PCE data keep traders on edge *Long-term support remains on U.S. fiscal risks and dollar weakness Market Summary: Gold prices remain confined within a tight range as investors digest mixed macro signals, with tentative Middle East …

Markets Digest Fed Decision Amid Policy and Geopolitical Crosscurrents

Key Takeaways: *FOMC rate decision came in-line with the market expectation, leave the interest rate level unchanged. *Dollar gain on the back of hawkish stance from the Fed and pressuring the gold. Market Summary: In yesterday’s session, investors focused squarely on the outcome of the critical FOMC meeting, where the Federal Reserve, …

Gold Climbs on Fed Cut Bets and Middle East Crisis Premium

Key Takeaways: *Gold consolidates above $3,400 as Israel-Iran tensions escalate *Safe-haven flows surge on geopolitical risk repricing and Fed rate cut bets *Dollar weakness and dovish Fed expectations underpin bullish gold outlook Market Summary: Gold prices rallied to near two-month highs as rising geopolitical tensions and softer U.S. macro data bolstered safe-haven …

Yen Struggles as BoJ Patience Clashes With Fed Hawkishness

Key Takeaways: *Diverging central bank paths persist, with Fed officials holding a hawkish line while the BoJ remains cautious amid weak domestic growth. *Japan’s Q1 GDP contraction and soft data tone down rate hike bets, with markets now pricing in a slower BoJ normalization path. *Resilient U.S. yields and sticky inflation are …

Dollar Index Rises Ahead of Fed Minutes as Trade Policy Uncertainty Lingers

Key Takeaways: *U.S. Appeals Court paused the block on Trump’s global tariffs, reviving trade war fears and geopolitical uncertainty. *Dollar Index retreated after hitting resistance, pressured by mixed U.S. economic data and declining risk appetite. Trade war tensions have re-emerged after a U.S. federal appeals court temporarily paused the recent decision to …

Dollar Index Rises Ahead of Fed Minutes as Trade Policy Uncertainty Lingers

Key Takeaways: *Dollar Index extends gains following strong U.S. economic data and improving risk sentiment. *Trade policy uncertainty remains, despite a legal blow to Trump’s tariff agenda. *Fed minutes in focus for clues on future interest rate decisions. The Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, …

Inflation and Growth in Focus as Fed and BoE Face Pressure

The Week Ahead: Week of 12th April 2025 (GMT+3) Weekly Market PreviewMarkets face a packed macro calendar this week, with U.S. inflation, retail sales, and U.K. GDP expected to steer rate expectations across major central banks. Tuesday’s U.S. CPI print will be the marquee event, with traders eager to confirm whether disinflation …

Wall Street Rally Pause on Fed’s Hawkish Monetary Policy

Key Takeaways: *Wall Street sentiment buoyed by U.S.-China trade talk. *Fed’s hawkish approach hinders the S&P from reaching higher. S&P 500 Rally Stalls Near Recent Highs as Market Awaits Trade Talk Clarity The S&P 500 has advanced nearly 5% after breaking out of an asymmetric triangle formation, signaling strong upward momentum in …

Dollar Steadies After Fed Pause; Powell Flags Trade Uncertainty

Key Takeaways: *Fed holds rates unchanged at 4.25% – 4.50%, citing rising uncertainty from tariffs and trade policy. *Powell’s cautious tone underscores a data-dependent path forward, dampening market volatility. *Dollar Index rebounds, but technical indicators warn of potential correction ahead. Fed Keeps Rates on Hold, Highlights Uncertainty The overall market sentiment during …

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