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19 Aug 2020

US Federal Reserve Minutes Preview: Mention to yield curve control to damage USD

Edited minutes of the July 28-29 FOMC meeting are due out at 18:00 GMT. Markets are looking for indications of long-term economic view while any mention of yield curve control is negative for the dollar, Joseph Trevisani, an analyst at FXStreet, reports.

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“Markets are chiefly concerned about the governors’ forward view.  Employment and economic growth are the Fed’s main concerns, followed at a discrete rhetorical distance by inflation. Pessimistic, optimistic or neutral whatever light the minutes can shed on the FOMC’s future sight will be taken as pronouncements by the trading markets.”

“Yield curve control, or as we call it, Y2C, was not mentioned in the FOMC statement or by Chairman Powell in his prepared statement or in the news conference. If there is any serious consideration it will show here. If the topic is more than academic it will be a sign that the governors are more worried than they have let on and will not bode well for the dollar.”

 

Aug 19, 2020

US: EIA Crude Oil Stocks Change at -1.6 million in week ending August 14

Crude Oil Stocks Change in the US was -1.6 million barrels in the week ending August 14th, the weekly report published by the US Energy Information Ad
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Aug 19, 2020

EUR/CHF jumps above 1.0800 and hits two-month highs

The EUR/CHF pair broke to the upside after trading during days in a range between 1.0790 and 1.0735. It climbed to 1.0848, reaching the highest level
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