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Warsh warns inflation is still too high, lifting near-term rate expectations
Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh used his first Jackson Hole keynote address to warn that inflation is running too hot for comfort, firming expectations that the central bank could raise rates this autumn, and driving the dollar higher. In an address that subtly departed from market expectations for continued neutrality, Warsh said “I am impressed by the overall performance of the economy, which...
Canadian economy steadies ahead of trade war escalation
The Canadian economy expanded at the fastest rate since 2023 in the second quarter, but showed signs of decelerating slightly into the third, helping reinforce expectations for a neutral message from the Bank of Canada next week. Numbers released by Statistics Canada this morning showed real gross domestic product growing at a 3.3-percent annualised pace in the three months ended June, matching market...
Traders take shelter ahead of Jackson Hole
Good morning. Most major currency pairs are little changed this morning as traders trim positions and avoid directional bets ahead of tomorrow’s long-awaited address from Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh at the Jackson Hole economic symposium. Oil prices are edging lower as talks between Iran and Oman over the fate of the Strait of Hormuz show signs of progress, Treasury yields are holding steady,...
RBA losing patience?
• US data. Firmer US activity & inflation data supported bond yields. USD a bit firmer against most currencies. AUD bucks the trend because of AU CPI.• AU pulse. July inflation higher than predicted. Odds of another RBA hike by year-end lift. Late-Sep meeting ‘live’. But has the AUD already factored it in? Global Trends A bit of a reversal in fortunes overnight across some markets...
Markets steady as dollar upside remains capped
Good morning. Currency markets are holding steady ahead of the release of the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure, the core personal consumption expenditures index—an update that could shape expectations for interest rates ahead of Kevin Warsh’s closely-watched Jackson Hole speech on Friday. Oil prices are edging lower, helping to ease pressure on long-term yields, after Iran and Oman...
Upbeat tone. But for how long?
• Positive vibes. Improved sentiment about the US/Iran conflict has weighed on oil prices. Bond yields lower, equities higher. AUD & NZD rose overnight.• Data trends. Australian monthly CPI out today. US PCE deflator due tonight. Signs of moderating inflation may generate AUD & USD volatility. Global Trends Markets were in a slightly better mood overnight with bonds and equities underpinned...

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