Derivatives-driven bond selling undermines Treasury demand during crises, risking higher yields and inflationary Fed interventions.
U.S. Producer Price Index rose 2.7% in March, below forecast, signaling moderated inflation pressures.
Tariffs may raise inflation above 3%, Collins warns, citing uncertainty and supporting steady Fed policy stance.
U.S. March 2025 core PPI rose 3.3% year-over-year, below expectations, indicating easing inflation pressures.
USDCHF breaks key support, signaling bearish trend; risk aversion fuels CHF demand, echoing 2011 volatility.
US Producer Price Index drops 0.4%, boosting gold demand; EUR/USD, GBP/USD retreat amid recession fears.
Robust economy faces inflation pressures from tariffs; trade tensions with China create uncertainty, complicating growth outlook.
Core PPI fell 0.1% in March, missing expectations—highlighting potential shifts in inflation and policy outlook.
U.S. PPI fell 0.4% in March 2025; gasoline prices dropped 11.1%, driving overall goods decline.
US Dollar Index falls amid China tariffs; bearish momentum persists, signaling economic concerns and ongoing trade tensions.
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