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fed news: Demand for Fed funding tool hits record before rate hike

Demand for the Bank Term Funding Program rose approximately $6.3 billion in the week through Wednesday, Jan. 24 to an all-time high of $167.8 billion, data from the Fed showed. Borrowing has jumped by more than $50 billion since mid-November after the program s rate increasingly fell below the rate at which institutions could earn money by parking reserves at the Fed.

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fed rate cut news: Fed risks losing control of messaging on rates: El-Erian

El-Erian said the Fed may well tolerate higher inflation instead of pushing the economy into recession to hit its 2% target. But he also said investors are over-reacting by pricing in sharp rate cuts. Market prices have swung wildly in recent days as traders bet on a drop in borrowing costs amid signs that inflation is falling and comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell that the actions taken so far have pushed policy "well into restrictive territory."

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Trading Game Plan: Markets selling off on Fed news, US dollar and yields spike, and charts to trade for profit - September 21, 2023

Trading Game Plan: Markets selling off on Fed news, US dollar and yields spike, and charts to trade for profit - September 21, 2023
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fed chair jerome powell: Fed seen signaling one more hike and pushing out 2024 rate cuts

The Federal Open Market Committee will keep rates steady in the 5.25% to 5.5% range at its Sept. 19-20 meeting, the survey showed, and remain there until a first cut next May – two months later than the economists view in July.

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Gold gains for second week on indications of Fed pause

This trend persisted throughout the week as the GDP growth rate was revised downward. Additionally, figures from ADP revealed that the US added the fewest jobs in five months in August. These factors led traders to scale back their bets on a Federal Reserve interest rate hike next month.

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