Next up: Weekly jobless claims and Philly Fed … pay ayyention to claims to see if last week’s jump wqas the result nof distortions
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10-yr 4.051% at 6:51 AM EDT
cnbc :
At 3:54 a.m. ET, the 10-year Treasury yield dipped over 3 basis points to 4.045 and the 2-year Treasury yield shed over 2 basis points to 3.524%. The 30-year Treasury bond yield was also 3 basis points lower at 4.643%.
EURUSD
If there was a mission for the sharks it was to run stops below 1.1789… if so, then mission accomplished
Bounce has broken downward momentum but to restore a bid, back above 1.1850 would be needed.
Note high so far at 1.1848 and 50% FIBO just above it at 1.1849
Deck is cleared of key buy stops until above 1.1918
EURUSD 1 HOUR CHART

FIBOS 1.1918 => 1.1780

Using my platform as s Heatmap shows…
…the dollar backing off earlier highs and now trading mixed on the day. EUR and GBP up modestly, CAD and CHF about unchanged, JPY and AUD down, NZD the big loser.
Bond yields down and SP500 and NAS100 setting new record highs,
In order of relative strength vs. the USD
1. EUR
2. GBP
3. CAD
4. CHF
5. AUD
6. JPY
7. NZD
Next up: BOE rate decision (no change expected, watch tthe vote split)

The morning after
Stocks like it
Dollar shorts squeezed further
But
NEW YORK – Investors look set to face a volatile few months ahead after the Federal Reserve resumed interest rate cuts and opened the door to further easing but tempered its message with warnings of sticky inflation, sowing doubt over the pace of future policy adjustments.
Some investors are now less certain that a rapid shift to lower borrowing costs will materialize, potentially dampening optimism that stocks and bonds would get a strong lift from easier policy. Adding to the uncertainty was a wide variety of views within the Fed on the future path of rates….Reuters
The morning after
Stocks like it
Dollar shorts squeezed further
But
NEW YORK – Investors look set to face a volatile few months ahead after the Federal Reserve resumed interest rate cuts and opened the door to further easing but tempered its message with warnings of sticky inflation, sowing doubt over the pace of future policy adjustments.
Some investors are now less certain that a rapid shift to lower borrowing costs will materialize, potentially dampening optimism that stocks and bonds would get a strong lift from easier policy. Adding to the uncertainty was a wide variety of views within the Fed on the future path of rates….Reuters
This was a good lesson for those caught trading the old episode after the initiAL reaction to the Fed rate cut when a new episode had begun. See this article.
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