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Skylar Shaw

Sep 26, 2022 15:01

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The same tendencies in the markets continue, where any rallies in major currencies, commodities, shares, and bonds are quickly followed by down. The US dollar continues to rule the foreign exchange market. Due to growing interest rate forecasts and rising bond rates, investors are now finding it difficult to justify purchasing any risky assets. The FOMC interest rate decision on Wednesday is the center of attention. You may get all the information you need about it HERE. Trading continues to favor selling into assets with little to no yield, such low-dividend equities and gold, amid a climate of increasing interest rates across the board.

 

The US 10-year burst above the 3.5% barrier today to reach its highest level since February 2011, while the 30-year yield touched 3.61%, its highest level since April 2014. These developments came ahead of the Fed's rate announcement.

 

 

Whenever there is a chance for investors to earn money after a relief rally, they seize it. Given all that is going on in the world right now, why would they not? The economic prognosis is still bleak.


Although inflation may have subsided a little, it is still excessive and may continue to rise for a longer period of time than anticipated. This occurred once more this week. US index futures had risen into Monday's close, but they began to decline after the new day in Asia had begun, and the selling persisted until the US cash markets had opened. As increasing interest rate forecasts continue to put pressure on zero-yielding assets, gold and silver plummeted. The former is still under pressure after breaking to a new low for the year below $1680 last week.


In the future, everything will depend on when interest rate increases are fully priced. The stock market won't be able to shine very brilliantly until this takes place. Incoming data, particularly inflation data, largely determines how quickly the markets will price in rate rises.


Given those longer-term lower lows and lower highs, the Dow Jones is still moving down and is comfortably above the market. The 200-day moving average is now heading lower. Resistance is replacing old supports. One such region is the area around 31000, where the index previously made a reversal. But as of right now, this region has turned into resistance, indicating that sellers continue to have complete influence over price activity. From here, the Dow might decline near its summer low in front of a busy week.