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The Fed Removes Reference to Further Rate Adjustments in StatementBlockBeats News, June 18th, the Federal Reserve removed references to further interest rate adjustments in its statement. Policymakers unanimously agreed on this rate decision. The Fed's dot plot showed that out of 19 officials, only 18 submitted dot plot forecasts. (FXStreet)
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Before the release of the Federal Reserve's policy statement, the S&P 500 Index was roughly flat, the Dow Jones rose by 0.3%, the Nasdaq gained 0.2%, the Semiconductor Index jumped 3.6%, and the Bank Index increased by 1.3%.The US Dollar Index rose by 0.1%. USD/JPY fell by 0.16%. EUR/USD fell by 0.1%. GBP/USD fell by 0.2%. Spot gold rose by 1.1%, and silver rose by 1.8%. The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note fell by 1.38 basis points to 4.4256%, while the two-year Treasury yield narrowed its gain to less than 0.5 basis points.
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Analyst: Waller's first interest rate decision faces a major credibility test```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on June 18 that analyst Marte stated this week's meeting is the first major credibility test faced by Walsh since becoming Chairman of the Federal Reserve, with investors, policymakers, and the public watching to see whether he will defend the central bank's political independence. Although Trump has expressed hope that Walsh will remain independent when setting interest rates, he continues to hint that he would like to see borrowing costs lowered. However, some investors say that if Walsh fails to deliver a strong signal on the issue of inflation, he may risk losing control of the bond market. In April, consumer prices rose 4.2% year-on-year, the fastest pace in more than three years. If the new Federal Reserve Chairman gives the impression of trying to change the Fed's 2% inflation target threshold, this could push yields higher—which would further dampen the economy, contrary to Trump's expectations. A peace agreement between the US and Iran could ease some pressure on fuel prices, but it may take time to pass through to the consumer level.```