Policy decisions, minutes and speeches from the Fed, ECB, BoE, BoJ and their peers — and how the market reprices around them.
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Warsh's comments point to a tougher rate environment, but analysts say pharmaceutical dividend payers may hold up better than feared.
Kevin Warsh signaled the Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates higher for longer, a stance that could pressure pharmaceutical stocks but by less than some investors expect.
Bank of England's Lombardelli flagged rising odds of a rate hike while Sweden's Riksbank held rates but pointed to hikes later this year.
Bank of England policymaker Clare Lombardelli said the odds of a rate hike are rising as oil prices stay elevated, while Sweden's Riksbank held its rate at 1.75% but signaled hikes later this year.
Gold steadied after a selloff even as stronger U.S. data and rising oil prices raised bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike.
Australian shares fell to their lowest level in more than three months on September 23 as an oil price rally revived worries that inflation could force the Federal Reserve to raise rates again.
A closely watched economic survey pointed to overheating, sending the 10-year yield higher and unsettling both stock and bond investors.
US Treasury yields rose sharply after a widely followed survey showed signs the economy is running hotter than expected, reviving bets that the Federal Reserve may need to raise rates further.
A blowout September PMI report revived bets that the Federal Reserve has less room to cut rates, sending long-term borrowing costs to their highest level in months.
The 10-year Treasury yield spiked above 5.00% after U.S. Services PMI data surged past expectations, pressuring technology shares as investors reassessed the pace of future Fed rate cuts.
Sterling weakened against the dollar Tuesday even as no fresh U.K. data drove the move, pointing instead to shifting U.S. rate expectations.
The British pound fell versus the dollar in the September 23 session as traders built in expectations for a more hawkish Federal Reserve stance.
The ECB chief economist says a new wave of energy costs threatens to delay the return to the 2% target until mid-2027.
ECB chief economist Philip Lane said a second energy price wave is pushing up the risk that euro zone inflation stays higher for longer, even as a separate ECB paper still projects a return to target from mid-2027.
Sterling slipped against the dollar as oil prices and rate-hike bets combined to support the greenback.
The dollar gained against sterling as traders increased bets on further Federal Reserve tightening, according to Investing.com.
Investors are now weighing how much further the Federal Reserve can tighten before it chokes off growth, with long-term borrowing costs already near multi-year highs.
The Federal Reserve raised its policy rate, and commentary from the desk argues the move may not even bring inflation down while pushing borrowing costs higher across the economy.
Bond yields hit a level last seen only once in nearly 20 years, days after the Federal Reserve raised rates for the first time in more than three years.
The 10-year Treasury yield crossed 5% for only the second time in almost two decades, coinciding with a Federal Reserve rate hike and an inflation reading of 3.4%.
The People's Bank of China left its benchmark loan prime rates unchanged in September, extending a freeze that has now run over a year.
China's central bank kept benchmark lending rates unchanged for the 16th consecutive month in September, citing narrowing room for further monetary easing.
Bank of America issued a warning tied to the Federal Reserve's latest rate increase, even as commentary turned to its effect on consumer shopping.
Bank of America issued a warning about the Federal Reserve's rate-hike path, coming alongside separate reporting on how the increase could affect holiday shopping.
Wall Street now believes the central bank will tame inflation with only modestly higher borrowing costs, according to MarketWatch's read of the decision.
The Federal Open Market Committee under new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh raised interest rates, marking the seventh rate-hiking cycle since 1990, and investors are now studying that history for clues on what happens next to stocks.
Commentary points to select cryptocurrencies recovering after the Federal Reserve's rate move and a stumble in the CLARITY Act process.
Analysts argue several leading cryptocurrencies have absorbed both a Fed rate hike and a setback in the CLARITY Act regulatory push without lasting damage.
The bank's desk notes a gap between resilient index levels and investors quietly trimming risk, echoing debate over whether the Fed's recent hike was a one-off.
Deutsche Bank says investor positioning has turned cautious even though broader markets have shown resilience.
Schmid says inflation risk outweighs labor market softening, a hawkish outlier as investors had been pricing further easing.
Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid said the central bank should raise rates to curb inflation, breaking from the market's expectation of further cuts.
Investors are now debating whether the Fed's move opens a new tightening cycle or was a one-off, wire commentary from the past 24 hours shows.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates and the Bank of Japan followed with its own hike, but the dollar strengthened while the yen weakened, leaving currency markets split on which central bank's hawkishness matters more.
The ECB's Vujcic pushed back on oil-driven rate-hike bets while Barclays still expects the Bank of England to raise rates in November.
European Central Bank (ECB) policymaker Boris Vujcic cooled market bets that oil prices would force more rate hikes, even as Barclays maintained its call for a Bank of England (BoE) hike in November and warned a wider Middle East conflict could push rates higher still.
The 25-basis-point hike sent the yen lower even as Asian equities and chip stocks tracked a Wall Street rally on falling bond yields.
The Bank of Japan raised its policy rate by 0.25 percentage points to 1.25%, the highest level in 31 years, but the yen fell rather than rose as investors focused on the outlook for further hikes.
The Dow climbed after the Federal Reserve's rate decision on September 17, even as the 10-year Treasury yield eased and oil slipped to $100 a barrel.
Stocks rose on September 17 even after the Federal Reserve raised rates, as the 10-year Treasury yield eased and oil fell to $100 a barrel.