Zusammenfassung:On Thursday (September 21), the Fed indicated on Wednesday that it could raise interest rates one more time later this year, which pushed the dollar and U.S. bond yields higher, and its impact is already being felt in global markets.
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On Thursday (September 21), the Fed indicated on Wednesday that it could raise interest rates one more time later this year, which pushed the dollar and U.S. bond yields higher, and its impact is already being felt in global markets. In addition to pressuring U.S. stock index futures, it also pushed gold prices sharply lower on Thursday and lost the key 200-day SMA again. Crude oil prices jumped and then retreated as supply constraints kept barrel prices under pressure, with U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures continuing to circulate around $90 per barrel intraday. Separately, the Fed left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, but reinforced its hawkish stance and is expected to raise its interest rate range by 25 basis points to 5.50-5.75% by the end of the year. This could dampen economic growth and overall fuel demand. The US dollar surged to its highest level since early March, making oil and other commodities more expensive for buyers using other currencies.
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