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Silver rebounds from correction: Can the recovery gain momentum?

Silver has rebounded sharply from its recent correction, supported by gold’s rally, a weaker US dollar and expectations of stronger industrial demand. While tight supply and growing use in solar, electronics and electric vehicles offer long-term support, shifting monetary policy, global growth concerns and elevated volatility could limit near-term gains.

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Bitcoin falls below $78,000 as crypto market faces correction after Warsh’s Jackson Hole comments

Bitcoin and Ethereum extended their declines as crypto markets remained under pressure following Kevin Warsh’s hawkish comments on inflation and US monetary policy. Analysts said elevated leverage and liquidations added to selling pressure, while crypto ETF inflows and gains in US technology stocks offered some support to the broader market.

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Why the Fed is often slow, late… and wrong in reading inflation

The central bank should pay more attention to the short-term trends that reveal an important "inflation regime change" may already be underway.

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Kevin Warsh's 'quieter Fed' now includes a smidgen of guidance

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh offered new insights on monetary policy. He indicated a potential interest rate hike at the upcoming meeting. This shift was seen as a return to traditional Federal Reserve communication practices. Market participants interpreted his remarks as a signal for tighter monetary policy. His comments provided…

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India's 10-year bond yield scales over 2-month peak ahead of Warsh speech

The Indian bond market experienced notable losses on Friday, with government bond yields climbing to a two-month peak. As investors anticipate key policy hints from Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh during his Jackson Hole address, the hawkish tone in the latest RBI minutes has intensified expectations for future monetary policy…

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Global Market: German bond yields rise as investors weigh inflation risks and ECB rate path

German bond yields moved higher as investors weighed persistent inflation risks and expectations for the European Central Bank’s interest-rate path. Short-dated yields remained under pressure, while longer-dated yields also edged up. Investors also watched French and Italian bond spreads and awaited Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech for…

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US Stock Market: Warsh Jackson Hole speech puts Fed policy communication under scrutiny

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech is in focus as investors seek clues on U.S. interest rates, inflation and bond-market risks. With inflation above target and policymakers divided, markets await guidance on future policy. Warsh’s cautious approach to forward guidance will be tested amid economic and fiscal uncertainties.

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US Fed officials keep rate hike in play as inflation clouds Kevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole address

Federal Reserve officials expressed concerns about stubbornly high inflation at Jackson Hole. Some policymakers believe further interest rate increases may be necessary soon. Persistent price pressures could threaten the central bank's credibility and credibility. Inflationary mindsets might embed themselves within the economy over time. Investors await further data and signals…

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Warsh Has Kept Wall Street in the Dark About The Roadmap To Tackle Inflation. Jackson Hole Could Reveal It.

Investors are unsure whether Warsh will follow the tradition of informing investors on future monetary policy at his Jackson Hole debut.

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Markets push back BoE rate hike expectations to February 2027

As bond yields fall, markets are revising their expectations for the Bank of England's rate hikes. Investors now foresee a modest quarter-point increase by February 2027, with less than four basis points anticipated for the upcoming September meeting. The persistent inflation coupled with a weakening labor market is adding complexity…

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Global Market: Japanese bond yields retreat after BOJ deputy governor signals no clear rate-hike timing

Japanese government bond yields retreated from session highs after BOJ Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino offered no clear signal on the timing of the next rate hike. The two-year JGB yield briefly hit 1.70%, its highest since 1995, before easing. Investors now await Governor Kazuo Ueda’s comments for clues on the…

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3 ETFs to Buy Before Jackson Hole (and 1 Group of Stocks to Sell)

The 2026 Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium, hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City from Aug. 27-29, serves as the premier monetary policy catalyst of the season.

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Donald Trump eyes four more chances to reshape Fed; seeks Cook’s removal over mortgage document

President Trump seeks to increase his influence over the Federal Reserve. Court challenges and Senate resistance have met his efforts so far. Several personnel decisions and legal battles could determine his future influence. The Lisa Cook case and Jerome Powell's term ending present key opportunities. These outcomes will shape Trump's…

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Global Market: Fiscal dominance debate takes centre stage as government debt mounts

Rising government debt and borrowing costs are bringing the issue of fiscal dominance back into focus, with concerns that central banks could eventually face pressure to support government financing. The debate could have implications for monetary policy, inflation, currencies and sovereign bond markets.

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Global Market: Ueda’s Jackson Hole absence puts focus on BOJ’s September rate decision

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda’s absence from the Jackson Hole meeting has shifted attention to BOJ board member Naoki Tamura and Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino for clues on monetary policy. Markets are increasingly pricing in a September rate hike, with economists expecting the BOJ to raise its policy rate…

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Global Market: Japanese bond yields edge higher as US Treasury yields, oil prices rise

Japanese government bond yields edged higher on Tuesday, tracking a rise in US Treasury yields and recovering oil prices. Investors remained cautious ahead of key comments from Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino and Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh, with markets seeking clues on the outlook for interest rates…

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Scott Bessent and the bond market: a pointless intervention

The Treasury Secretary might win points with his boss, President Trump,but he will earn no points from the bond vigilantes.

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US Stock Market: Nvidia earnings, Jackson Hole to test strength of AI-led stock rally

Nvidia’s earnings and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole debut are poised to test the AI-driven stock rally. Rising Treasury yields, inflation concerns and shifting rate expectations have increased market uncertainty, while investors await Nvidia’s outlook on AI infrastructure demand and fresh economic data for clues on monetary policy.

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In 1890, the US printed 120,000 unusual $100 'Watermelon' notes; only about 35 are known to survive, and one is returning to auction

In October, a unique 1890 'Watermelon' $100 Treasury Note will be up for auction, presenting collectors with a rare opportunity. With only about thirty-five of these notes still in existence, this particular note symbolizes a significant political clash over monetary policy. Its distinct back design, reminiscent of watermelons, earned it…

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Global Market: European shares little changed as bond yields rise and gulf tensions lift oil

European shares were little changed on Friday, with the STOXX 600 heading for a second straight weekly decline as rising bond yields and higher oil prices weighed on sentiment. Renewed Gulf tensions pushed Brent crude to a one-month high, reviving inflation concerns and complicating the outlook for global monetary policy.

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Global Market: KOSPI gains on chip boost; foreigners turn net buyers

South Korean shares rose on Friday, led by gains in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix after U.S. semiconductor stocks advanced, though the KOSPI remained on track for a weekly decline. Foreign investor inflows and a stronger won supported sentiment, while broader market weakness and rising bond yields kept investors cautious…

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US dollar at 3-month low as Treasury moves to soothe bond jitters

The U.S. dollar weakened near three-month lows as Treasury bond buybacks calmed markets. Long-term Treasury yields retreated from recent nineteen-year highs after the Treasury's announcement. Federal Reserve meeting minutes revealed policymakers' concerns about persistent inflation and potential rate hikes. The Japanese yen found some relief from its recent sharp depreciation…

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Global Market: Treasury bond buybacks complicate Fed’s path to price stability

The U.S. Treasury has doubled its planned buybacks of longer-dated government debt to at least $4 billion per operation, easing pressure on long-term bond yields but raising questions over its growing influence on financial conditions and the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy strategy.

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Trump Pressure Raises Concerns in Japan as 2026 Midterms Loom: Defense Official Says 'We Should Be Prepared' for Higher US Troop Payments

Japan braced for increased pressure from President Donald Trump on defense spending, payments for U.S. troops and monetary policy as Washington approached the November 2026 midterm elections.

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Global bond yields rise to multi-year highs as inflation and fiscal concerns intensify

Global bond yields surged on Tuesday, with US, Japanese and German government borrowing costs hitting multi-year or multi-decade highs. Rising oil prices, inflation concerns, tighter Japanese monetary policy expectations and mounting fiscal pressures added to the bond market selloff, raising concerns over higher borrowing costs worldwide.

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