As widely expected, the Fed cut the Fed Funds rate by 25bps, to 4.25-4.50%, at yesterday’s FOMC meeting.

The Fed predicted fewer rate cuts in the coming year. Fed policymakers have assumed a less dovish stance due to the resilient US economy. The Bank of Japan gave little clues on future moves.

Oil prices recover on Thursday after three consecutive days in the red.

CarMax, Inc. reported a strong performance for the third quarter of fiscal year 2025, beating market expectations.

The DAX index remains bullish, with pullbacks near €20,000 viewed as buying opportunities, supported by potential ECB stimulus to boost German exports.

The dollar index is hovering near 108 on Thursday, maintaining its strength after climbing over 1% the day before, marking its highest point since November 2022.

Ethereum price started a sharp decline below the $3,880 zone. ETH is down over 5% and is showing bearish signs below the $3,680 level.

The market has already taken in the Fed and BOJ decisions and will now turn its attention to the BOE decision.

A widely expected Fed rate cut to the target range of 4.25%–4.5% was overshadowed by an estimate that the rate would be cut by just two points in 2025.

NZD/USD has dropped to its lowest level since October 2022, trading around 0.5620.

Stocks were hit hard Wednesday after the Federal Reserve rate cut. This across the board selloff could create a short-term rally but yesterday's strong selling pressure provides more potential for an extended bearish selloff.

Gold price prediction based on the technical analysis.

The next lower degree wave is anticipated to be wave 2, a corrective wave that may briefly disrupt the upward trend.

Compared to what investors expected a month ago, the outlook for dividends through the next year has dimmed, in part because the prospects for continued interest rate cuts in 2025 has been dimming.

The Federal Reserve lowered rates by 25bp as expected but trimmed its rate cut expectations for 2025, and this has weighed on the commodities complex.

The EUR/USD pair made a strong bearish breakout after the Federal Reserve delivered a relatively hawkish interest rate cut on Wednesday.

Indian share markets are trading on negative note with the Sensex trading 913 points lower and Nifty is trading 272 points lower.

Trying to figure out, based on previous Fed statements, why the current OMC meeting statement is so shocking and bad news.

The Fed decision has come and gone and the markets have reacted.

The analysis highlights temporary market dynamics while preparing for the resumption of the larger bullish trend.