Yesterday's market movement aligned perfectly with expectations, as the FOMC meeting drove significant volatility.

There are several reasons for adopting a cautious near-term outlook for markets, and reflation risk is arguably at the top of the list.

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After starting the day on a negative note, the benchmarks dragged further as the session progressed and ended the day on a weak note.

America and the Fed may not be able to follow the path the Bank of Japan forged over the years, and it should not.

S&P 500 followed the path I foresaw ahead of FOMC, a brief dip bought, and then positioning for a relief rally to continue.

The final (3rd) read for Q3 GDP, US economic growth was revised up to 3.1% QoQ Annualized (from 2.8%).

EUR/USD hits a two-year low at 1.0343, with political instability and weak Eurozone data fueling parity concerns amid Fed-driven dollar strength.

Following yesterday’s dramatic post-Fed policy meeting sell-off that pushed the S&P 500 even deeper into short-term oversold territory, futures point to a comparatively modest rebound when equity markets open later this morning.

Initial claims declined -22,000 to 220,000, while the four week moving average increased 1,250 to 225,500.

The Ethereum market pulled back rather significantly during the trading session on Wednesday, reaching the crucial $3600 level.

The Santa Rally, a period of strong stock market performance in the last part of December. It exists due to a combination of psychological, market, and technical factors.

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The Bank of England (BOE) ended its final meeting of 2024 with a decision to hold interest rates steady at 4.75%.

The greenback jumped after the Fed forecasted fewer rate cuts in 2025. Forecasts revealed that the Fed might only lower rates by 50 bps. Inflation jumped from 2.3% to 2.6% in the three months to October.

EUR/GBP gains sharply to near 0.8260 after the BoE holds interest rates steady at 4.75%, as expected, with a 6-3 vote split.

Bitcoin has seen continuous bullish momentum in recent weeks resulting in the asset’s consistent new highs. According to recent analysis, this momentum appears to not just be random as it comes amid major moves behind the scenes.

Bank of England rates were maintained at 4.75% today, in line with expectations.

The AUD/USD has fallen rather significantly during the trading session on Wednesday as we wait for the FOMC meeting. The FOMC meeting should bring in a 25 basis point rate cut.

The Aussie corrects higher following a sharp sell-off on Wednesday but maintains its negative trend intact. A hawkish Fed stance boosted risk aversion and sent the Aussie to fresh two-year lows on Wednesday.