test set of jobs and inflation data will unlikely change the Federal Reserve’s mind for the November meeting. The Fed is expected to sit on its hands, wait and see. But the first Fed rate cut won’t come so soon, and the Fed will try to capitalize on the ‘higher for longer’ policy to avoid having an accident on what they call ‘the last mile’. The market reaction to yesterday’s data was very clear, however. The rebound in yields sent the US dollar rallying, and equities tumbling.
06, the dollar-yen remains cautiously bid near the 150 level, while Cable – which could’ve rallied above both a short-term and a long-term bearish trend channel, simply couldn’t take the chance after yesterday’s data showed a meagre GDP growth.
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