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2025-09-17 Wednesday

  • 02:47:49

    Fed Chairman Powell: We are not far from the end of the federal funds rate.

  • 02:47:05

    Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: The factors we need to bring inflation down are at work, and it will take some time for inflation to come down.

  • 02:41:54

    Fed Chairman Powell: It may be reasonable to continue to raise interest rates, but at a more moderate pace.

  • 02:41:39

    Fed Chairman Powell: The main issue is determining the extent of further rate hikes.

  • 02:41:32

    Fed Chair Jerome Powell: Moderate rate hikes make sense as we get closer to target.

  • 02:33:57

    Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Seeing signs of a balance between supply and demand in the job market.

  • 02:33:15

    Fed Chairman Powell: Most policymakers expect moderate economic growth to continue.

  • 02:33:09

    Fed Chairman Powell: Housing market activity remains weak.

  • 02:32:42

    Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Almost all policymakers believe that further interest rate hikes are appropriate this year.

  • 02:32:23

    Fed Chairman Powell: The full impact of tightening policy has not yet been seen.

  • 02:31:28

    Fed Chairman Powell: Firmly committed to 2% inflation target.

  • 02:28:53

    Federal Reserve Chairman Powell has already entered, and the press conference is about to begin.

  • 02:06:07

    Fed interest rate swaps no longer bet on a Fed rate cut in 2023.

  • 02:05:56

    Spot gold continued to fall, and the short-term decline once extended to 11 US dollars, the lowest to 1942 US dollars per ounce.

  • 02:05:45

    The inversion of the U.S. 2-year and 10-year Treasury yield curve widened to 93.7 after the Fed statement was released.

  • 02:05:23

    Federal Reserve FOMC economic expectations: The median PCE inflation expectations from 2023 to the end of 2025 are 3.2%, 2.5%, and 2.1%, respectively. (March is expected to be 3.3%, 2.5%, 2.1% respectively)

  • 02:04:55

    Fed interest rate swaps are betting that rates will peak at 5.35% in September.

  • 02:04:13

    Non-US currencies generally fell, the euro against the US dollar EUR/USD fell by nearly 50 points in the short term, the British pound against the US dollar GBP/USD fell by more than 40 points in the short term, and the US dollar against the yen USD/JPY rose by nearly 60 points in the short term.

  • 02:04:11

    The Federal Reserve FOMC statement: The discount rate will remain unchanged at 5.25%.

  • 02:03:25

    Fed FOMC statement: Tighter credit conditions for households and businesses could weigh on economic activity, hiring and inflation, but the extent of the impact remains uncertain.

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