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The Federal Reserve accepted a total of $223 million from six counterparties in its fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.
ECB Governing Council member Eskeriva: We have not seen a significant change in inflation expectations.
April 16 (Reuters) – Four sources said European Central Bank policymakers are cautious about raising interest rates as early as this month, as they have not yet seen conclusive evidence that energy-driven inflationary shocks are spreading to broader sectors or becoming entrenched. The sources said a “second wave” of inflation is still possible, and policy tightening remains on the agenda, but concrete evidence is needed before action can be taken. One source said, “Long-term inflation expectations have not risen, domestic inflation is slowing, and rising gasoline prices are squeezing disposable income, which is effectively limiting businesses’ ability to raise prices.” The source added, “I can’t tell you what we’ll do on April 30, but as of now, I haven’t seen any evidence to support a rate hike.” The sources also said the relatively weak labor market limits workers’ room to demand higher wages. Currently, the market estimates only a one-in-five chance of a rate hike in April, but has fully priced in a June hike and expects another rate hike in the fall.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the White House and the U.S. military released an audio warning to ships, informing them not to breach the blockade of Iranian ports and coastal areas. In a maritime radio call, a U.S. military officer stated that any vessel attempting to enter or leave Iranian ports would be boarded, intercepted, and detained.
Market news: Republican senators urged Commerce Secretary Rutney to strengthen the US chip supply in a letter. Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix were mentioned in the letter.