‘This Increases The Anxiety’: Gold Surges With Euro, Sterling On CPI Miss

And the fallout from the CPI miss continues as markets attempt to assess what this means for the Fed's increasingly convoluted reaction function. The knee-jerk reaction was of course a lower dollar and lower yields. Looking out across FX land, this just adds to the ongoing dollar malaise. As Bloomberg notes, "EURUSD rose to fresh high at 1.1446 before pausing ahead of 1.1450 where large expiry rolls off today, introducing some related supply"... "Weaker-than-expected CPI and retail sales d

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One thought on “‘This Increases The Anxiety’: Gold Surges With Euro, Sterling On CPI Miss

  1. Could be the first concrete sign of a recession………retail sales and inflation have been weak for months and now consumer sentiment turning bearish.

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