Fed’s Miran Signals Cut Debate as Year-End Data Looms
Miran downplayed inflation distortions and urged further easing as markets watch delayed GDP and PCE prints.
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Miran downplayed inflation distortions and urged further easing as markets watch delayed GDP and PCE prints.
Stocks rose as semis and AI infrastructure rebounded, with broad sector gains and subdued volatility.
Tech-led gains and low volatility meet shifting Fed cut odds, China-EU trade frictions, and key data.
Late GDP and factory data force markets to weigh cooling hiring against steady growth and easing inflation.
Futures ticked higher as cooler inflation revived 2026 easing bets, lifting tech while breadth stays fragile.
Thin holiday liquidity spotlights $183 billion of 2-, 5- and 7-year supply and the delayed Q3 GDP read.
Thin holiday trading amplifies megacap moves as delayed data and key Treasury auctions steer yields.
European stocks hit records as cooling inflation, wary consumers and U.S. policy signals reshape year-end positioning.
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The BOJ’s 25-bp hike pushed yields and weakened the yen, highlighting normalization amid fragile growth.
Initial claims dropped to 224,000, yet rising continuing claims and 4.6% unemployment could sway Fed easing.
Stocks climbed as CPI undershot estimates, yields fell, and Micron reignited AI-chip optimism despite data caveats.