The trade tension could find its way back to the market, after Trump accused China of undermining American efforts to pressure North Korea into giving up its nuclear weapons.
The markets read in his comments paving for further escalating to come between US and China over the Trade War which is still looking without a clear end.
The 2 countries have exchanged earlier this month imposing 25% tariffs on $16b worth of imports from both sides.
The hopes for reaching a breakthrough deal between US and China to cool the trade war rose up earlier this month, after China said it will hold talks with US later this month but the month is now ending with no signs of reaching a deal.
Trump preceded that failed talking between US and China by saying that "there will be no concessions to China" and the White House reported about the preparation to raise tariffs on China from 10% to 25% to be slapped on no less than $200b worth of Chinese goods.
So now and after this new talking failure which came campaigned with political conflict over N. Korea, Most of the markets participants are getting ready to watch this tariff raising enact.
Boeing and Caterpillar shares tumbled on their sensitivity to the Trade tension between these 2 big economies and the demand for oil eased down capping WTI from holding a place above $70 per barrel.
The trade tension worries weighed generally on investors' risk appetite to load more equities on the current unprecedented levels of prices, while the Greenback became again well-buoyed and accepted to appreciate versus the currencies of the major exporting economies to overcome the US tariffs adverse influences on their exports.
From another side, The odds of raising the Fed Fund rate twice more this year are still supporting USD, after the Fed Governors looked unfazed of Trump's criticizing of the current pace of tightening the monetary policy in US, as he sees this pace is eroding his efforts to boost the economy.
Trump said earlier this month that he was expecting Powell to be "cheap money man".
But it looks that the pace of US economic evolving caps Powell and the other Fed monetary policy makers from lowering the pace of tightening or halting it and also the current inflation upside risks give no let to The FOMC members to think about Trump's political criticism meanwhile.
The Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's comments in Jackson Hole were all referring to the current upbeating economic performance which support the current gradual pace of tightening
While Kansas Fed Governor Esther George's comments from Jackson Hole were more clearly saying that she is still favoring hiking the interest rate twice more this year on the current economic evolving in US.
And the Data came this week in line with this economic improving saying that US GDP has grown annually in the second quarter by 4.2%, while the consensus was referring to only 4% growth after the first reading has shown growth by 4.1% following expansion in the first quarter by 2%. Thanks to adopting $1.5 trillion in tax cuts to take effect starting from this year.
The PCE deflator which is the Fed’s preferred gauge of inflation has underscored also continued pressure on the Fed to raise rates, after showing yesterday yearly increasing in July by 2.3% to be the highest since Feb 2012, while the median forecast was referring to rising by only 2.2% as the same as June.
The core PCE Figure of July which excludes food and energy has shown also yearly rising by 2% as expected which is the Fed's yearly goal and the highest reached level since April 2012, after increasing by 1.9% in June.
While EURUSD edged lower this morning to be traded again close to 1.1665 following the release of EU CPI flash reading of August which has referred to increasing by only 2%, while the consensus was pointing to rising by 2.1% as the same as July. The core figure also retreated to only 1% yearly rising and the consensus was 1.1% to be as the same as July.
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Global Market Strategist of FX-Recommends
Walid Salah El Din
The markets read in his comments paving for further escalating to come between US and China over the Trade War which is still looking without a clear end.
The 2 countries have exchanged earlier this month imposing 25% tariffs on $16b worth of imports from both sides.
The hopes for reaching a breakthrough deal between US and China to cool the trade war rose up earlier this month, after China said it will hold talks with US later this month but the month is now ending with no signs of reaching a deal.
Trump preceded that failed talking between US and China by saying that "there will be no concessions to China" and the White House reported about the preparation to raise tariffs on China from 10% to 25% to be slapped on no less than $200b worth of Chinese goods.
So now and after this new talking failure which came campaigned with political conflict over N. Korea, Most of the markets participants are getting ready to watch this tariff raising enact.
Boeing and Caterpillar shares tumbled on their sensitivity to the Trade tension between these 2 big economies and the demand for oil eased down capping WTI from holding a place above $70 per barrel.
The trade tension worries weighed generally on investors' risk appetite to load more equities on the current unprecedented levels of prices, while the Greenback became again well-buoyed and accepted to appreciate versus the currencies of the major exporting economies to overcome the US tariffs adverse influences on their exports.
From another side, The odds of raising the Fed Fund rate twice more this year are still supporting USD, after the Fed Governors looked unfazed of Trump's criticizing of the current pace of tightening the monetary policy in US, as he sees this pace is eroding his efforts to boost the economy.
Trump said earlier this month that he was expecting Powell to be "cheap money man".
But it looks that the pace of US economic evolving caps Powell and the other Fed monetary policy makers from lowering the pace of tightening or halting it and also the current inflation upside risks give no let to The FOMC members to think about Trump's political criticism meanwhile.
The Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's comments in Jackson Hole were all referring to the current upbeating economic performance which support the current gradual pace of tightening
While Kansas Fed Governor Esther George's comments from Jackson Hole were more clearly saying that she is still favoring hiking the interest rate twice more this year on the current economic evolving in US.
And the Data came this week in line with this economic improving saying that US GDP has grown annually in the second quarter by 4.2%, while the consensus was referring to only 4% growth after the first reading has shown growth by 4.1% following expansion in the first quarter by 2%. Thanks to adopting $1.5 trillion in tax cuts to take effect starting from this year.
The PCE deflator which is the Fed’s preferred gauge of inflation has underscored also continued pressure on the Fed to raise rates, after showing yesterday yearly increasing in July by 2.3% to be the highest since Feb 2012, while the median forecast was referring to rising by only 2.2% as the same as June.
The core PCE Figure of July which excludes food and energy has shown also yearly rising by 2% as expected which is the Fed's yearly goal and the highest reached level since April 2012, after increasing by 1.9% in June.
While EURUSD edged lower this morning to be traded again close to 1.1665 following the release of EU CPI flash reading of August which has referred to increasing by only 2%, while the consensus was pointing to rising by 2.1% as the same as July. The core figure also retreated to only 1% yearly rising and the consensus was 1.1% to be as the same as July.
Kind Regards
Global Market Strategist of FX-Recommends
Walid Salah El Din