Bets on a Fed rate hike in October are falling
Bets on a Fed rate hike in October have fallen to near 15% after Kevin Warsh's statements, which has encouraged European stocks and affected the euro.
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Fed rate hike expectations fall in October
Traders' bets on a possible interest rate increase by the Federal Reserve at its next meeting in October have decreased notably, standing near 15% after statements by former governor Kevin Warsh.
These statements have helped ease expectations of hikes, which has had a positive impact on European stock markets, including the Ibex 35.
Reaction in the foreign exchange markets
The euro has retreated against the dollar in a context of lower pressure on interest rates in the United States. This dynamic reflects greater caution among investors regarding imminent monetary tightening.
Analysts are closely following the Fed's upcoming communications to adjust their positions in the foreign exchange market.
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