A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan
If Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell had any inkling of the June U.S. inflation readout when speaking to Congress this week, then today’s critical report doesn’t look like it will prove a game changer.
But given the buoyancy of U.S. (.SPX), opens new tab and world stocks (.MIWD00000PUS), opens new tab at record highs and pretty serene Treasury and interest rate markets, that doesn’t seem much of a bother for global markets right now.
1.0080 is key support – below it would imply EURUSD )57.6% of the index) establishes above 1.0850 and opens a void in USDX to the lower 104s and 103.93
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The angle is right, Pattern very Bullish – two options :
It hits straight to Resistance at 1.08900 – Â in that case probability is it will Fail to break
It takes a breather and few days of consolidation – in that case we go through the resistance and about another 200 pips up from these levels, just to meet the Major Resistance line at 1.11
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in WSJ:
What’s Behind Powell’s Latest Shift on Rates
Achieving lower inflation without a significant slowdown is ‘the No. 1 thing’ keeping the Fed chair up at night. – By Nick Timiraos, July 10, 2024 3:10
Had a brief call with someone I respect tremendously yesterday (Jay) regarding EurGbp. My metrics show the pair remaining offered on buy cycles toward 8450/60 area for now.
On Crypto and the FED and Stablecoin – It is difficult to substantiate the thought that all crypto vehicles will be buried once the use of Stablecoin is established, but the ones that survive will be Bitcoin and a few that help the poor in poor countries, or offer something solidly unique and useful within realistic value of use.
A lot of talk from politicians regarding bank stability should a shock arise during the Powell testimony. As I noted yesterday, major US banks recently roundingly passed stress tests and technology is improving. The one issue concerning me is the effect of a major cyber attack should it occur and/or flat out war with the US and another major power(s), which one would think is unlikely unless some insane person gains access to terrible weaponry. Otherwise the banking industry looks strong.