Fed
Coverage of Fed in the Nexus archive.
- Kevin Warsh plans to stop scripting the Fed’s next moves. It could trigger a wild ride for traders.
Kevin Warsh plans to stop scripting the Fed's next moves, which could trigger market volatility. James Bullard noted that Warsh might make policy changes without prior market signals.
- Gold Steadies as Traders Look to Fed for Interest-Rate Outlook
Gold prices remain steady as traders monitor the Fed's interest-rate outlook. The focus is on potential changes in monetary policy affecting the precious metal's value.
- Gold prices set for first weekly rise in a month as investors scale back Fed rate hike bets
Gold prices are expected to rise for the first week in a month as investors reduce their expectations of an upcoming Federal Reserve rate hike. The metal's increase is linked to scaled-back bets on a looming rate hike.
- Kochugovindan: Expect Fed to Hold Rates For Rest of 2026
Kochugovindan expects the Fed to hold rates for the rest of 2026.
- Bitcoin climbs toward $60,000 after Fed Chair Warsh said inflation risks has come down
Bitcoin's price climbed toward $60,000 following a statement from Fed Chair Warsh indicating that inflation risks have decreased. The market reaction suggests investor confidence in the cryptocurrency amid perceived economic stability.
- Wall Street is bracing for a wave of Fed rate hikes that may never come. These sectors stand to gain.
Wall Street is expecting Fed rate hikes that may not occur, with inflation being lower than perceived and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh appearing less hawkish than expected.
- Bitcoin clings to key support level as weekly US spot ETF outflows hit $1.8B and Fed rate hike bets mount: analysts
Bitcoin floats near $60K as spot ETF weekly outflows hit $1.79B amid Fed rate hike fears and an AI sell-off.
- Bitcoin’s fragile floor cracks as Fed hawks circle and ETF investors keep pulling out: analysts
Bitcoin fell to $58,000 on June 25 as hot PCE data stoked Fed rate fears and spot ETF outflows extended to a six-day streak.
- The richest 20% are the only ones powering the U.S. economy, says top economist, but their prospects are entirely reliant on teetering stock prices
The top 20% of U.S. earners drive 60% of personal outlays, with their spending growth (8.3%) outpacing the bottom 80% (4.5%), as wealth tied to stock market valuations raises concerns about economic fragility. Moody’s chief economist Mark Zandi notes this 'K-shaped economy' persists, with the wealthy benefiting from asset gains while most Americans struggle with affordability.
- Global Economy Briefing — June 26, 2026
The Fed's favoured inflation gauge reached a three-year high with a slower monthly pace, pushing the Dow above 52,000. A split emerged in the tech sector, and Brazil's inflation declined further.
- Inflation surges past 4% — but consumers keep spending
Inflation, as measured by the PCE price index, hit 4.1%, its highest level since 2023. Consumer spending remained stable despite the rise in inflation.
- Inflation is about more than oil. These two hidden triggers could force a Fed rate hike.
The article discusses how inflation is influenced by factors beyond oil, with two hidden triggers potentially leading to a Federal Reserve rate hike. The upcoming PCE inflation report may either reassure Wall Street or heighten concerns about a restrictive Fed policy.
- Greenspan’s legacy tested by AI jitters
Alan Greenspan died at 100, with his legacy as a Fed chair rebounding from criticism over the 2008 crash. Current market turmoil in tech stocks, driven by AI spending fears, raises questions about whether the Fed will repeat its historical interventionist policies, known as the 'Greenspan put.'
- Euro Hits August Low as Lagarde’s Rates Talk Diverges From Fed
The Euro reached an August low as Lagarde's comments on interest rates diverged from the Federal Reserve's stance.
- Greenspan’s legacy: From irrational exuberance to 2008 crisis
Greenspan was a driving force for change at the Fed and a guiding light for investors, though his legacy is clouded by the Great Recession. The article references his role in shaping economic policy and the impact of the 2008 crisis on his reputation.
- Brazil’s Financial Morning Call for Monday, June 22, 2026
Ibovespa opens near 168,000 as US-Iran talks collapse, oil rebounds from lows, and Wall Street reopens amid a hawkish Fed and uncertainty. The article highlights global financial developments impacting Brazil's market.
- Democrats thought Fed Chair Kevin Warsh would be a Trump loyalist — his opening move proves he’s nothing of the sort
Senate Democrats opposed Kevin Warsh's nomination as Fed chair, believing he would align with President Trump. His first action as chair contradicts their assumption of loyalty to Trump.
- Fed watching is looking very different now. Two charts can help you in the Warsh era.
Kevin Warsh is altering the dynamics of Fed watching by shifting responsibilities to Wall Street. The article suggests using two charts as benchmarks to navigate the 'Warsh era.'
- Global Economy Briefing — June 19, 2026
Markets rebounded following the Fed's hawkish jolt as the United States and Iran signed a peace agreement and Washington lifted its naval blockade.
- Currency Traders Pile Into Dollar Call Options After Hawkish Fed
Currency traders are increasing their positions in dollar call options following a hawkish stance by the Fed. The move reflects expectations of a stronger U.S. dollar due to tighter monetary policy.
- USA & Canada Intelligence Brief — Thursday, June 18, 2026
The USA and Canada Intelligence Brief for June 18, 2026, reported that markets initially reeled but later steadied following a hawkish turn by Warsh at the Fed. The day's deeper domestic news was highlighted as a separate focus.
- Warsh shocks Wall Street with hawkish turn as Fed rate hikes come back into play
Warsh's hawkish stance has surprised Wall Street, with the Federal Open Market Committee maintaining current interest rates but emphasizing inflation as its primary focus. The decision has triggered a notable shift in market sentiment.
- Warsh experiences worst 'Fed day' S&P 500 performance for a new chair since 1994
The S&P 500 fell more than 1% during Warsh's inaugural press conference as chair, marking the worst 'Fed day' performance for a new chair since 1994.
- 2-year Treasury yield rockets higher as many Fed officials signal possible hike this year
U.S. Treasury yields rose after the Fed maintained interest rates during Kevin Warsh's first policy meeting as chairman, while many Fed officials indicated a potential rate hike this year.
- Fed holds rates steady in first decision under new Chairman Kevin Warsh
The Fed held interest rates steady in its first decision under new Chairman Kevin Warsh.
- Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Wednesday
Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh holds his first post-meeting press conference, and Broadcom receives an 'aggressive' buy recommendation from Jim Cramer.
- UNI token surges while rest of crypto market looks to Fed's Warsh for guidance
The UNI token experienced a surge, while the broader crypto market is seeking guidance from Fed's Warsh. The article highlights the UNI token's performance and market attention on Federal Reserve-related figures.
- Brazil’s Stock Market Drifts to Its Floor Before Twin Rate Calls
The Ibovespa fell 0.45% to 169,648, marking a third consecutive decline as Brazil awaits rate decisions from the Fed and its central bank.
- Brazil’s Financial Morning Call for Tuesday, June 16, 2026
The Ibovespa lags a global relief rally as oil prices drop toward $83. Brazil anticipates a critical double rate decision from the Fed and its central bank.
- Brazil’s Financial Morning Call for Tuesday, June 16, 2026
Brazil's Ibovespa underperforms a global market rally as oil prices drop toward $83. The country awaits critical interest rate decisions from the U.S. Federal Reserve and its own central bank.
- New Fed chair is caught between a bond market demanding rate hikes and a president demanding cuts
The new Fed chair faces pressure from a bond market demanding rate hikes and a president demanding rate cuts. Warsh's first press conference will be scrutinized for signals on whether he prioritizes fighting inflation or placating the White House.
- Brazil’s Financial Morning Call for Monday, June 15, 2026
Brazil opens the week with a US-Iran peace deal ending the war and a global market rally boosting Japan and Korea to records. The Fed and Brazil's rate decision are highlighted as key midweek events.
- Treasuries Rally as Traders Trim Fed Hike Bets After Iran Deal
Treasuries experienced a rally as traders reduced their bets on Federal Reserve rate hikes following the Iran nuclear deal.
- U.S. inflation meets expectations, reinforcing Fed's higher-for-longer stance
U.S. inflation met expectations, supporting the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain higher interest rates for an extended period. The report reinforces the Fed's current monetary policy stance.
- Bond Traders Bet on a CPI Surge That Bolsters Case for Fed Pivot
Bond traders anticipate a surge in consumer price index (CPI) data that could support a Federal Reserve policy shift. Rising U.S. mortgage rates threaten to slow the spring home sales season.
- The key to the upcoming Fed meeting? How Warsh reacts to all the hints of a rate hike.
The upcoming Fed meeting may hinge on how Warsh responds to indications of a potential rate hike. The new Fed chair could quickly alter the central bank's communication strategies.
- US Hiring Surged in May, Boosting Bets on Fed Rate Hike
US hiring increased significantly in May, leading to higher expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate hike.
- Warsh’s Fed Debut a Key Risk for FX Markets, Morgan Stanley Says
Kevin Warsh's debut at the Fed is highlighted as a key risk for foreign exchange markets by Morgan Stanley.
- Fed Chair Warsh makes first hires at central bank, including ‘Project 2025’ author
The new Fed chair, Warsh, has made his first hires at the central bank, including an individual who authored the Fed chapter in the conservative policy blueprint 'Project 2025.'
- Fed Must Signal Commitment to Inflation, Schmid Says
Schmid states that the Federal Reserve must demonstrate a commitment to inflation. The statement emphasizes the need for clear signals regarding inflationary measures.