
PPI, Sentiment, And The Fed: Why USD And Rate Futures Just Got Choppy
Softer US producer inflation and weaker consumer sentiment, paired with higher inflation expectations, have sparked two-way volatility in USD pairs and Fed funds futures.
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Softer US producer inflation and weaker consumer sentiment, paired with higher inflation expectations, have sparked two-way volatility in USD pairs and Fed funds futures.

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A downside shock in US PPI and a plunge in consumer sentiment have pressured Fed hike expectations and reshaped pricing across FX, Treasuries, and stock index futures.