US PPI jumps to 5.4%, topping forecasts!
A hotter-than-expected producer price print tightens the Fed's already narrow path to rate cuts, with upstream cost pressures still running well above the central bank's comfort zone.
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A hotter-than-expected producer price print tightens the Fed's already narrow path to rate cuts, with upstream cost pressures still running well above the central bank's comfort zone.
The drop signals either a voluntary OPEC+ supply cut pushed further than markets anticipated, or a structural demand signal that could ripple through energy prices and risk assets globally.
A rare convergence of central-bank policy, inflation prints, and AI-revenue tests lands in a two-day window, giving traders little room to hedge one risk without exposure to another.
The remarks carry political weight but no new policy mechanism — oil markets will watch whether the price trend holds or the statement is getting ahead of the data.
Warsh's debut at the podium marks a leadership transition at the world's most influential central bank, with markets watching for any tonal shift in how the Fed communicates policy direction.
President Donald Trump stated that oil prices could fall even lower than they were before the war, signaling his…
Bitcoin traded down 1.39% to $65,541 on Tuesday as global crypto markets positioned for the Federal Reserve's interest…
The United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Italy have signaled readiness to lift sanctions on Iran following a peace…
The Producer Price Index jumped 1.1% in May, pushing the annual rate to 6.5% — the fastest pace since November 2022 and…
President Donald Trump declared that a deal between the United States and Iran is 'all wrapped up,' signaling a…
The United States has officially surpassed Saudi Arabia to become the world's largest oil exporter, marking a…
US Producer Price Index inflation came in at 6.5% — above consensus expectations — in the latest reading, signaling…
Headline and core both landed in line with expectations, but the year-on-year print marks the highest level in over two years — a sticky backdrop the Fed now has to weigh against a softening labor…
A hot May CPI print Wednesday could lock in restrictive Fed pricing and extend spot ETF outflows just as $730M in token unlocks hits a market already down nine months from its highs.
A 172K print trounced the 130K consensus, taking Fed cut expectations off the table for now and dragging Bitcoin into a fresh leg lower.
A solid print on the headline number, with March and April revised up by a combined 93K — the labor market isn't cooling the way the Fed's pre-cut dot-plot assumed it would.
Since the US abandoned the gold standard in 1971, the dollar has lost 99.24% of its purchasing power measured against…
President Trump has delayed a final decision on Iran's latest proposal as the White House weighs a possible extension…
Japan's Ministry of Finance has confirmed it spent a record $73 billion in foreign-exchange intervention to defend the…
Two stories that move the same tape: AI capital keeps concentrating at the top, and a major TradFi issuer just opened a spot ETF on a non-Ethereum alt — the institutional plumbing keeps widening.