Global Bond Markets Rebound After Fed

Global bond yields fell on Thursday, calming a pressured market after the Fed's rate hike and Chair Kevin Warsh's pledge to curb inflation. Investors await the Bank of Japan's decision due on Friday. The decline in bond yields indicates that stress in the markets following the Fed's rate hike has eased. Warsh's determination to combat inflation helped restore confidence in the bond market. The Fed's rate hike and Warsh's remarks had caused volatility in global bond markets. However, the retreat in yields on Thursday suggests that investors' risk appetite has increased somewhat. The market's focus has now shifted to the Bank of Japan's meeting on Friday. The BOJ's monetary policy decision could impact global bond markets. Not investment advice.

📊 DXY — Piyasa Yorumu

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DXY closed at 100.33, showing strong momentum with a 0.67% rise in 24 hours. Although RSI at 75.8 indicates overbought conditions, MACD is above the signal line and price is above SMA20 and SMA50, supporting a short-term upward bias. The post-Fed recovery in global bond markets could boost risk appetite, bringing buying into the dollar index. However, overbought conditions and possible profit-taking may limit upward movement. I expect a moderate rise in the 1-3 day horizon, but volatility is possible.

RSI 14

75.8

MACD

0.19

24h Δ

0.67%

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