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Three Focus Points This Week 🔸 Focus 1: The Fed releases the minutes of its 28-29 July meeting on 19 August The Federal Reserve Board's August calendar shows that the minutes of the 28-29 July FOMC meeting will be released on 19 August at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time (2:00 a.m. Hong Kong time on 20 August). The same page lists no public speeches by Fed officials between 17 and 31 August. As retrieved on 17 August, Investing.com showed the US Dollar Index at 99.337, the 10-year Treasury yield at 4.688%, the 30-year yield at 5.263% and the 10-year minus 2-year spread at 31.32 basis points. Reuters reported on 17 August, in "Dollar falls to lowest since early June as rate hike bets fade", that the dollar index fell to its lowest level in more than two months as traders pushed back the timing they p

Covering events from 3 - 7 August 2026. Data timing: US index levels, single stocks and Treasury yields are the 7 August close; commodities and FX are 10 August pre-open quotes. A compilation of publicly available market information. I. Last Week's Highlights 🔸 Highlight 1: Unexpectedly weak jobs data on 7 August drove a broad Treasury rally According to Investing.com's forex section, US jobs data released on 7 August showed unexpected job losses, and Treasuries strengthened across the curve that day, with yields falling by as much as around 9 basis points. Reports the same day noted the dollar declined as expectations of a Federal Reserve rate increase eased, marking the dollar's first back-to-back weekly decline since late May. As of the 7 August close, the 10-year Treasury yield stood a

I. Weekly Highlights 🔸 Highlight 1: The Fed held rates steady; the 30-year Treasury yield reached a 19-year high The FOMC left the policy rate unchanged at its meeting on 29 July. The 30-year Treasury yield subsequently rose to 5.22%, its highest level since 2007, placing long-term borrowing costs at a 19-year high. In an interview with Reuters on 31 July, New York Fed President Williams said he expects inflation to ease and that rate increases remain an option should it persist. The US Dollar Index recorded its largest single-day decline in about four weeks and ended July down more than 1%. 🔸 Highlight 2: The US Treasury and Japan confirmed a joint yen intervention According to Reuters and the Financial Times, the Japanese government purchased yen in the foreign exchange market on 30 July

I. Weekly Highlights 🔸 Highlight 1: Brent crude breaks $100 as geopolitical risk premium returns Escalation in the Middle East, compounded by Red Sea and Suez shipping risk, pushed Brent above the $100 mark on 23 July and dragged long-end yields higher across developed markets. The energy shock fed straight into inflation expectations, with sell-side strategists warning that central banks may be forced to abandon a "look-through" treatment of energy prices. After Washington paused strikes on Iran and signalled a willingness to negotiate over the weekend, crude gave back a large part of the move, falling more than 7% in a single session. 🔸 Highlight 2: Dollar posts its biggest weekly gain in over a month; yen hits a 40-year low Safe-haven demand and higher Treasury yields drove the dollar b

This Week in Brief: Softer U.S. CPI reignites rate-cut bets · Middle East tensions surge, gold clears $4,000 · Farnborough Airshow triggers defence order wave 🔸 Highlight 1: U.S. June CPI Undershot Forecasts, Reviving Rate-Cut Trade June inflation data came in below consensus, prompting traders to re-price Fed rate-cut probabilities for the year. The dollar softened on the release, providing near-term relief to risk assets, while Treasury yields pulled back across the curve. 🔸 Highlight 2: Trump Targets Iran, Middle East Risk Escalates President Trump's public declaration placing Iran at the centre of U.S. foreign policy triggered a sharp escalation in geopolitical risk premiums. Oil prices rallied on supply-disruption fears, while safe-haven flows propelled gold above the $4,000/oz mark f

I. Weekly Highlights Last week (Jun 30 – Jul 5), global markets staged a classic tug-of-war: the three major US indices diverged sharply, the dollar suffered its worst single-day loss of the year, while gold and energy quietly gained ground. Beneath the noise, smart money has already started rotating. 🔸Event 1: NFP Shocker — Dollar Posts Worst Day Since April On July 2, US June non-farm payrolls came in well below expectations, instantly reigniting Fed rate-cut hopes. The Dollar Index recorded its steepest single-day decline since late April. Meanwhile, the yen slid to a 40-year low, prompting emergency intervention by Japanese authorities. 🔸Event 2: Fed's Warsh Turns Hawkish — Market Scrambles to Price It In Before the jobs data, Fed official Warsh delivered hawkish remarks that briefly p

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