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The Warsh Rate-Hike Trade Just Collapsed: What It Means for Markets

Financial markets have spent much of August preparing for a potential interest-rate increase by the Federal Reserve, under the leadership of Kevin Warsh. But as of this week, that prospect increasingly looks like a trade from another world.

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India bonds end week flat, but demand for long notes firms

Indian government bonds traded within a narrow range this past week. Fading inflation and rate-hike concerns left traders seeking market direction. Buyers entered long bonds as the yield curve steepened, attracting value. Rising oil prices exerted some pressure, but liquidity and softer inflation eased worries. Expectations now suggest neither the…

The Economic Times

Wholesale Prices Were Better Than Expected In July. Expectations Of a Rate Hike Decreased Further.

Expectations for an interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve decreased even further after wholesale inflation remained flat in July.

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Stocks steady as US inflation cools as expected

US inflation figures took top billing as the market weighs the chances of an interest rate increase by the Federal Reserve.

Evening Standard

How ‘Phantom’ Data Center Projects Are Making It Impossible to Forecast AI Power Demand — ‘Grid Operators Don’t Know Which Ones Are Real’

Electricity bills are rising, but how much of the AI-fueled demand surge for power is real? As it turns out, we don't really know.

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A Tame Inflation Read Reinforced Bets That The Fed Won't Hike. Stocks Rose.

Stocks rose on Wednesday after a tame inflation report, which reinforced bets that the Federal Reserve will keep rates unchanged in its next meeting.

International Business Times

Why US stocks are rising: Nasdaq leads Wall Street higher as AI stocks rally, inflation supports Fed pause

US stock markets rallied on Wednesday, with the Nasdaq taking the lead in gains. Encouraging earnings reports from AI infrastructure companies provided a notable boost to technology stocks. Inflation data matched expectations, fostering confidence that the Federal Reserve may opt to maintain current interest rates. Meanwhile, the fluctuating situation in…

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Inflation slowed last month as gas prices fell but costs remain elevated

Cost increases continue to outpace average wage growth, maintaining financial pressure on American households managing higher bills for groceries, fuel, and healthcare

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US consumer prices increase as expected in July

U.S. consumer prices saw a slight increase in July, which could impact Federal Reserve rate decisions. Core inflation also gained marginally, following a previous decline in June. Markets had anticipated a higher chance of a September rate hike before this report. However, the Federal Reserve will still review August data…

The Economic Times

Inflation Cools to 3.4% as Expected in July: Is This Enough for the Fed? (UPDATED)

Editor’s note: This article was updated to add more context and detail.

Benzinga

US July CPI seen rising moderately, Fed rate outlook in focus

US consumer prices are expected to have risen modestly in July, potentially easing market expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike this year. However, inflation remains above the Fed’s target, with Middle East tensions and oil-price uncertainty keeping upside risks elevated.

The Economic Times

Global Markets Today: Asian stocks mixed, oil extends gains

Asian markets showed cautious optimism as crude oil prices experienced slight increases, with eyes on potential agreements in the Middle East. Technology stocks thrived, particularly CoreWeave, which soared following an upgraded forecast. Investors are navigating between geopolitical uncertainties and the Federal Reserve's interest rate strategies, with significant US inflation data…

The Economic Times

A Top Goldman Sachs Executive Says Investors Should Stay Invested. These Are Three Reasons Why.

Ashok Varadhan's case rests on the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates unchanged through the rest of 2026, oil prices falling significantly, and the economy remaining resilient as artificial intelligence begins delivering productivity gains.

International Business Times

Stock Market Today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 Futures Rise as Trump Demands Compensation From Iran— Rocket Lab, ASTS SpaceMobile, Plug Power in Focus (UPDATED)

(Editor’s note: The headline and lede were updated; ETFs and futures data were updated to their latest moves and economic data was added.)

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Stock Market: Will S&P 500 Open Up or Down Today?

The S&P 500 ended Monday almost unchanged as investors weighed renewed uncertainty around U.S.-Iran negotiations against hopes that the Strait of Hormuz could eventually reopen. With key inflation data due this week, Polymarket traders are leaning toward another positive open Tuesday.

The Economic Times

Is 'Trumpflation' real? Why Wall Street fears this could be a reason for stock market crash

Wall Street's record rally faces a new test as 'Trumpflation' concerns grow alongside AI-driven pricing pressures. Sticky core PCE inflation at 3.3% and rising Treasury yields raise fears that the Federal Reserve could hold interest rates higher for longer or hike rates, threatening high equity valuations.

Benzinga

Peter Schiff Warns $39.8 Trillion US Debt Is Trapping Fed in Rate-Hike Dilemma: ‘The More Important It Becomes to Raise Rates’

Economist Peter Schiff warned that America’s mounting national debt could leave the Federal Reserve caught between keeping interest rates high enough to contain inflation and keeping borrowing costs manageable.

The Economic Times

Dollar drops as weak US jobs data pushes out Fed hike expectations

The US dollar lost ground against key currencies due to unexpected job losses in July, raising fears about economic stability. As a result, the markets predict that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged. Additionally, the disappointing employment figures led to a sharp decline in Treasury yields, while gold…

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Global Market | Europe's STOXX 600 ends week at all-time high on earnings support, soft US jobs data

On Friday, Europe's STOXX 600 index marked its fourth consecutive record closing, driven primarily by technology stocks that mirrored the strong performance of Wall Street. The recent U.S. jobs data, which suggested a slower labor market, has diminished the likelihood of an interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve this…

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Wall Street Week Ahead: Inflation data to test record-setting US stocks, Fed rate views

Upcoming inflation data poses a challenge to the stock market's recent technology-driven surge. Analysts predict a rise in consumer prices, which might sway the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy. Meanwhile, easing geopolitical concerns and dipping oil prices have provided some reprieve to investors. Strong corporate earnings are exceeding forecasts, fostering a…

International Business Times

A Weak Jobs Report Boosted Bets That The Fed Won't Hike Rates In September. Stocks Climbed.

Stocks climbed again on Friday after an unexpectedly weak jobs report, which boosted bets that the Fed won't hike interest rates in September.

The Economic Times

Market cuts odds of Fed hike after jobs data, but economists still see case for tightening

The weak job report for July has tempered expectations surrounding a Federal Reserve rate increase. Consequently, futures markets now indicate a diminished probability of a rise in interest rates next month. Despite calls from several Fed officials for tighter monetary policy to counteract inflation, the economic community remains split on…

International Business Times

The Gold Rally Has More Room To Run, UBS Says; Bullion Could Hit $5,000 By Early 2027

UBS has raised its long-term outlook for gold, saying structural demand from central banks and investors could push prices to $5,000 an ounce by the first half of 2027.

International Business Times

The Jobs Report Surprised To The Downside. Bets That The Fed Won't Hike Rates In September Are Up

Traders increased their bets that the Fed won't hike interest rates in September following a weak jobs report.

International Business Times

Trump And Warsh Reportedly Held Multiple Calls Over The Past Weeks, Renewing Scrutiny Over Fed Independence

According to people familiar with the discussions, Trump has sought Warsh's views on economic forecasts and broader issues affecting the U.S. economy, but has not pressured him to pursue a specific monetary policy.

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