Daily Report | 10 May 2022
US inflation remains high, and the Fed is projected to raise June FFR by 50 bps to 1.25%-1.50%. Earlier in the week,
US inflation remains high, and the Fed is projected to raise June FFR by 50 bps to 1.25%-1.50%. Earlier in the week,
Investors will pay close attention to the release of April inflation data which is projected to be 0.83% MoM or 3.34%
Speculation of a 75 bps increase in the Fed Funds Rate (FFR) in June. Wall Street's main indexes continued closing lower
Selective buying supported Wall Street's stock market yesterday. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones were up +0.2% each, with
After a 50bps hike in May, investors expect the June Fed Funds Rate (FFR) to rise to 75bps. The speculation pressured
In addition to concerns about the Fed's tight monetary policy next week, investors are once again looking at the impact
Investors started to observe Bloomberg’s survey for the next May’s FOMC meeting, which projects an increase to the Fed’s
Speculation of an increase in the Fed Funds Rate (FFR) by 75 bps, pressured Wall Street's stock market to fall more than
Wall Street closed lower, with the Nasdaq down by more than 2%. Technology shares are sensitive to interest rates after