US dollar
A narrower rate gap can pressure the dollar; hawkish guidance can reverse it.
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Inflation is easing, growth holds and the cut is broadly expected.
A narrower rate gap can pressure the dollar; hawkish guidance can reverse it.
Open market ↗Lower real yields can support gold; a firm dollar and sticky inflation pull the other way.
Open market ↗A lower discount rate can help growth stocks; recession fear can hurt earnings expectations.
Open market ↗Global risk appetite can help; domestic rates, FX and foreign flows can change the outcome.
Open market ↗Front-end yields can fall while inflation concerns separate the long end.
Open market ↗On 31 July 2019, the Fed cut 25 bp for the first time since 2008. The next available observations show the broad dollar up while Nasdaq fell. London's first full post-decision PM gold fix declined before rebounding at the following fix. The label was the same; guidance and positioning changed the reaction.
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Inflation is easing, growth holds and the cut is broadly expected.
The cut arrives, but inflation or guidance stays more hawkish.
The cut is read as a response to weaker jobs and recession risk.
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