This morning, Wall Street futures were modestly negative following a mixed showing in the previous session. Major European markets were also in the red. TSX futures were slightly lower.
Wall Street futures were negative early Tuesday following a mixed showing in the previous session. Major European markets were also in the red. TSX futures were slightly lower.
“There are two things that traders would very much like to know [from Mr. Powell],” AvaTrade chief market analyst Naeem Aslam said. “But does that mean that the Fed will continue to increase the rates in the same aggressive manner they currently are increasing?” he said. “If the answer is yes, then it certainly means that the Fed is more than likely to make another policy mistake because aggressive interest rate hikes mean a hard landing for the U.S. economy and one can only dream about a soft landing.”U.S. inflation figures for December are due Thursday morning and will be key to the Fed’s path forward on rates.
Crude prices wavered early Tuesday morning with caution over the U.S. interest rate outlook offsetting some of the optimism over China’s reopening after strict COVID-19 lockdowns. “Crude oil remains under pressure despite the Chinese reopening talk, and the falling Russian supply,” Swissquote senior analyst Ipek Ozkardeskaya said.
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