FXTM Research Analyst
A collective sigh of relief has roared
across financial markets after the Federal Reserve confirmed market
expectations of the probability that interest rates in the United States will
likely be cut over the coming months.
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The Fed has essentially left the gates
wide open for speculation to persist that a reduction in US interest rates
could occur as early as July. Investors on a global level have historically
enjoyed the suggestion of lower interest rates from developed central banks,
and the most developed central bank of them all signalling lower interest rates
is going to fuel another market rally. Equity markets will not be the only
asset class to enjoy this news, with the prospects of a weaker Dollar moving
forward accelerating another superb move higher in Gold.
It is emerging markets however who will
most enjoy the news of lower interest rates. We can expect for flows to move
back towards emerging markets moving forward, meaning that EM stocks and their
currencies will continue to edge higher against the USD. This rally will
stretch across multiple corners including the Chinese Yuan, Malaysian Ringgit,
South African Rand and as far afield as the Mexican Peso.
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Emerging markets across Asia, Africa,
Latin America and the Middle East will all move to applaud the news that lower
interest rates in the United States will encourage capital to spread across
multiple developing regions.
How soon can we expect the Fed to potentially cut rates?
Persistent uncertainties around the
global economic outlook and muted inflationary pressures are already presumed
to have encouraged at least one voting member of the Federal Reserve, such as
James Bullard, to cut interest rates this month. Expectations are high that the
anticipated interest rate cut from the Fed could occur as early as July, but
there is the possibility that it might not occur as soon as financial markets
are hoping for.
It must also be kept in mind that a
rate cut in July is contingent on the outcome of the G20 meeting between US
President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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If the United States and China do find
a resolution to the long-standing trade tensions, this will cause a rapid shift
in the economic outlook and could even mean that the Federal Reserve throws the
keys to lower US interest rates out of the fast-moving car.
The bottom line is that should the G20
meeting in Japan end on a positive note, with US-China relations improving and
stronger US economic data emerging, the Fed is unlikely to push the button on
lower interest rates.
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This is a potential outcome that can
very well become frightening and represent a significant risk to global equity
markets, when considering how confident everyone has become today that the Fed
will be cutting US interest rates.
Weakness in the USD encouraged Dollar Index to slide down ladder
Appetite towards the Dollar is
weakening at lightning speed on market confidence that the Federal Reserve will
be cutting interest rates. This can be seen in the Dollar Index (DXY), which is
trading below 97. The DXY is likely to sink towards 96.50 in the near-term as
investors attack the Dollar. Weakness in the USD will mean a coordinated round
of strength for currencies across the world.
Gold smiles on US rate cut expectations
Gold is shooting to the stars,
comfortably securing a fresh 5-year high above $1390 this morning thanks to a
downbeat Federal Reserve.
It is widely known that Gold flourishes
and blooms in low interest rate environments, with a weakening Dollar
supporting upside gains. With geopolitical tensions, ongoing US-China trade
developments and concerns over slowing global growth clearly straining risk
sentiment, Gold is likely to remain in fashion moving forward. In regards to
the technical picture, the precious metal is heavily bullish on the daily
charts. The bullish momentum has the potential to send prices towards $1400 by
the end of this week.
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