
FOMC Meeting Preview: Three Questions for Chairman Warsh
Assuming the Fed delivers the expected hike, traders will want to know WHAT could prompt another hike, WHY they hiked this time, and HOW to interpret the dot plot.
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Assuming the Fed delivers the expected hike, traders will want to know WHAT could prompt another hike, WHY they hiked this time, and HOW to interpret the dot plot.

A core CPI reading that rounds to 0.3% m/m or even an unrounded reading above 0.20% would signal that inflation is not slowing sufficiently, and a Fed rate hike may be necessary next week. What would that mean for the US dollar?

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NFP leading indicators point to a potentially above-expected reading in this month’s jobs report, with headline job growth coming in somewhere in the 75-125K range, with a chance the report tips the scales on the FOMC interest rate decision later this month.

Historically, September has been the second-strongest month for EUR/USD performance, with the world’s most widely-traded currency pair sporting an average return of +0.6% over the last 50+ years - see what other seasonal trends could impact the FX market this month!

Gold is pulling back -6% from last week's high after Warsh's Jackson Hole speech. A confirmed break below $4410 would expose $4320 and $4230 support next, whereas a bounce from here could start to unwind last week’s drop.

After surging over $15,000 in the past 10 days alone, there is risk of a near-term pullback if Warsh says anything remotely hawkish at Jackson Hole - what are the levels to watch from here?

The last Core PCE before the Fed's September meeting will mark 65 straight months above the central bank's 2% target - will it be enough to push the FOMC toward a rate hike?

The Eurozone Manufacturing PMI is seen edging up to around 52.0, while Services PMI is expected to slip slightly to 51.5 - what could it do to EUR/USD?
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