Policy

17 September 2026
The Fed Hiked: What Warsh’s Next Move Means for Gold

The Fed hikes rate to 4%. Here’s what Warsh’s guidance, inflation and the possibility of another hike mean for the US dollar and gold. | vtmarkets.com

17 September 2026
Fed signals higher terminal rate as yields rise, equities slide and dollar rallies on hawkish dot plot

Fed hikes unanimously; markets tumble as dot plot turns hawkish, boosting yields, dollar, and put-option strategies.

17 September 2026
Warsh Warns Inflation Failing Test as Fed Lifts Funds Rate; Dollar Climbs Above 100

Fed raises target range to 3.75%–4.00%; Warsh says inflation failing, conditions not restrictive; dollar rises, hikes expected.

17 September 2026
Russia’s August Producer Price Index rebound fuels concerns over longer high interest rates

Russia’s August PPI jumped 0.9%, ending July’s drop, reinforcing hawkish policy and bearish bond outlook.

17 September 2026
Sterling slips after CPI as focus turns to Fed and Bank of England rate outlook

Sterling rose pre-UK inflation, then reversed below 1.3500 as markets refocused on Fed, BoE.

17 September 2026
Fed raises rates to 4.00% and signals higher-for-longer path as dollar firms towards 100.00

Fed hiked 25bp to 3.75%–4.00%, signaled higher-for-longer; dollar rose; traders favor SOFR shorts, USD options.

16 September 2026
UK inflation holds at 3.1% as markets scale back Bank of England rate expectations

UK inflation held at 3.1%; easing labour market and muted pricing pressures support BoE pause, lower volatility.

16 September 2026
Eurozone labour costs rise above forecasts, sharpening focus on ECB rate path

Eurozone labour costs rose 3.1%, above forecasts, reinforcing wage-driven inflation risks and keeping ECB rates higher longer.

16 September 2026
Eurozone Industrial Output Flat in July, Beating Forecasts and Tempering ECB Easing Expectations

Eurozone July industrial output flat year-on-year, beating -0.1% forecast; hints stabilization, dampening aggressive ECB easing bets.

16 September 2026
UK Core CPI Holds at 2.6% in August, Reinforcing Expectations for Gradual Bank of England Easing

UK core CPI held at 2.6% in August, matching forecasts; BoE likely cautious, gradual cuts; volatility selling favored.

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