Gold futures surged nearly 2% to reclaim the $5,000 level as softer US CPI data fueled expectations for multiple Federal Reserve rate cuts this year, with markets now fully pricing in at least two reductions and a strong chance of a third.
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[New York Gold Prices] Gold Rallies Nearly 2% on US Rate Cut Hopes—Reclaims $5,000 Level
Gold futures surged nearly 2% to reclaim the $5,000 level as softer US CPI data fueled expectations for multiple Federal Reserve rate cuts this year, with markets now fully pricing in at least two reductions and a strong chance of a third.
[New York Bond Market]Bear Flattening—Weaker Bids as Rate Cut Hopes Fade on 'Surprise' Jobs Data
U.S. Treasury yields rose and the curve flattened as a stronger-than-expected January jobs report dampened rate cut hopes, while a weak 10-year auction pressured prices further.
[New York Bond Market]Short-Term Yields Surge Amid Bull Steepening—Rate Cut Bets Rise After 'Triple Hit' of Cooling Labor Data
U.S. Treasury yields fell sharply, led by short-term notes, as a trio of weak labor market indicators fueled expectations for Fed rate cuts and drove risk-off sentiment.
Federal Reserve Governor Steven Myron signaled the need for a rate cut of slightly over 1 percentage point this year, citing subdued inflation pressures and calling for long-term balance sheet reduction.
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Fed Governor Myron Says Slightly Over 1 Percentage Point Rate Cut Needed This Year
Federal Reserve Governor Steven Myron signaled the need for a rate cut of slightly over 1 percentage point this year, citing subdued inflation pressures and calling for long-term balance sheet reduction.
Monetary Policy Board Member Says 'Not Yet Time to Consider Rate Cut—Delays and Reductions in Easing Unavoidable'
South Korea's monetary policymakers signal that a shift toward rate cuts is premature, warning that any easing will likely be delayed and limited amid persistent economic uncertainties.
[Byoung Keuk Hwang's Fine & Seol]'Wash Shock' Presents a New Challenge
Kevin Warsh's nomination as US Fed chair triggers sharp declines in global asset prices, with markets bracing for potential policy shifts and increased volatility.
Kevin Warsh is expected to resume US Federal Reserve rate cuts after taking office as Chair in May, with Daishin Securities forecasting two 25bp cuts and a year-end rate of 3.00–3.25%, as market focus shifts to liquidity and supply-side innovation’s impact on inflation.
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Kevin Warsh to Resume Rate Cuts After Taking Fed Chair in May
Kevin Warsh is expected to resume US Federal Reserve rate cuts after taking office as Chair in May, with Daishin Securities forecasting two 25bp cuts and a year-end rate of 3.00–3.25%, as market focus shifts to liquidity and supply-side innovation’s impact on inflation.
Kevin Warsh’s nomination as Federal Reserve Chair has sparked debate among global investment banks over the future direction of US monetary policy, with major institutions split on the likelihood of further rate cuts, balance sheet reduction, and internal resistance to policy shifts.
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Overseas Investment Banks Debate Direction of US Monetary Policy Following Wash Nomination
Kevin Warsh’s nomination as Federal Reserve Chair has sparked debate among global investment banks over the future direction of US monetary policy, with major institutions split on the likelihood of further rate cuts, balance sheet reduction, and internal resistance to policy shifts.
Stephen Myron, US Federal Reserve Board member, said the FOMC is likely to be persuaded by Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh’s arguments for rate cuts, describing current inflation as “fake” and emphasizing the need for lower rates amid higher unemployment.
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Stephen Myron, US Federal Reserve Board member, said the FOMC is likely to be persuaded by Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh’s arguments for rate cuts, describing current inflation as “fake” and emphasizing the need for lower rates amid higher unemployment.
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