Former Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester warns of political pressures threatening the Fed’s credibility. With persistent inflation and heightened market volatility, premature rate cuts could risk significant policy mistakes. – vtmarketsmy.com
            Mike Wilson of Morgan Stanley suggests a 60/20/20 investment strategy, shifting to include 20% in gold for better inflation protection, while emphasizing short-term Treasuries and derivatives for cautious income generation. – vtmarketsmy.com
            Consumer confidence in New Zealand dipped slightly to 90.9, reflecting ongoing caution. Meanwhile, stable fundamentals and high interest rates suggest the NZD may remain steady despite fluctuating market sentiment. – vtmarketsmy.com
            Institutional investment in cryptocurrency remains minimal, with 67% of fund managers holding no digital assets. Despite growing retail interest, regulatory concerns hinder significant institutional involvement, creating a volatile market ripe for strategic opportunities. – vtmarketsmy.com
            A private API survey reveals a surprising draw of crude oil inventories, suggesting demand outpacing supply. Traders should prepare for potential price spikes ahead of the official EIA report. – vtmarketsmy.com
            Retail sales jumped 0.7%, boosting GDP estimates to 3.4%, complicating the Fed’s rate cut plans. This surge in consumer spending signals potential volatility in the bond market. Stay informed! – vtmarketsmy.com
            Economic indicators from New Zealand, Japan, and Australia are set for release, with minimal changes expected. However, surprises could spark volatility, presenting trading opportunities amid central bank uncertainties. – vtmarketsmy.com
            US stock indices experienced modest declines after reaching intraday highs, as traders await the FOMC rate decision. Energy stocks thrived, while utilities lagged, signaling market caution amid interest rate concerns. – vtmarketsmy.com
            Federal Reserve meetings create market volatility, but long-term investors should focus on risk management instead of short-term fluctuations. Prepare for uncertainty and adapt strategies regardless of market outcomes. – vtmarketsmy.com
            Ursula von der Leyen and Trump discussed ramping up economic pressure on Russia by phasing out fossil fuel imports. Meanwhile, potential peace talks could greatly impact energy and equities markets. – vtmarketsmy.com
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