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Dollar Strengthens on US PMI Data; Hike Bets Rise to 70%

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The US dollar gained strength against major currencies, including the euro, driven by upbeat S&P Global flash PMI data and hawkish remarks from Fed Governor Barr. Business activity in the world’s largest economy accelerated for the fourth consecutive month in September, reaching its fastest pace since July 2021. Due to price pressures intensifying, the probability of a back-to-back rate hike by the FED rose to 70% among market participants.

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Why it matters

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The strong economic data and Barr's warnings that risks to the 2% inflation goal have increased prompted market participants to factor in additional rate hikes. These expectations include 92 basis points of hikes by the end of 2027, excluding the recent 25 basis point increase.

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Who's involved

  • FEDThe central bank whose policy trajectory is being priced in by markets.
  • BarrFED Governor whose comments influenced market expectations regarding policy recalibration.
  • Donald TrumpPresident whose political and trade policies are monitored by the FED.

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  • FEDSpeculative

    The FED could face pressure from market participants regarding its policy signals and the successful navigation of inflation targets.

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