Focus on Powell’s testimony, US Core PCE data as Trump’s tariff deadline

Calm in the oil market following US airstrike in Iran’s nuclear sites exploded forecasts of bear predicted a slide In the price of bitcoin
. In thinking, merchants may look at major events of the week that could affect markets.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell who is a semi-annual testimony of Congress financial policy is likely to be the main event.
Powell can be grilled by Republican Party members for not cutting interest rates and “Country costs -Billions of dollars,” as repeated -repeating President Donald Trump in his fact that social posts. However, Powell is expected to repeat Fed’s freedom and the path that relies on data for rates.
Entrepreneurs are careful to watch Powell’s acquisition of the interest rate trajectory, which has been given back by the Governor’s Governor Christopher Waller’s comments that interest rates can be reduced in July.
“In the pricing of the future inflation market that is well anchored, the early cracks that appear in the labor market and the housing activity are apparently weak, there are reasons for the Fed to consider the adoption of a huge migration of the July FOMC meeting and guide to a cut in September -a path that is the US -Swaps -Swaps,” Pepperstone, said X..
Bad cues may prompt a greater risk of getting into financial markets, boding for BTC, which has Held mainly above $ 100,000 Throughout the recent -only addition of conflict in the Middle East.
Markets expect Fed to deliver two 25 basis-point cuts this year, but the acquisition is not united/
“We continue to think that the clarity in the inflation story-if tariffs are a one-off shock or if they prompt longer inflation pressures-may not come before the December FOMC meeting, that means we will see a rate cut this year,” the analysts told ING in a note on the clients Friday. “However, if the work market continues to weaken, it could be a 50bp cut.”
Core pce
In the face of the data, the main price of personal-consumption (PCE) index, the Fed’s preferred inflation proposal, which is set to release on Friday, is the release of the marquee.
According to Pepperstone, the consensus was for data to show a 0.1% month-to-month increase in May, resulting in an annual growth rate of 2.6% and a three-month annual rate of 1.6%.
A benign expects 0.1% increase in support of fed rate cut bets; However, according to Ing, the impact of the inflationary of Trump’s tariffs is expected to kick from July.
Trump’s 90-day pause in reward tariffs, announced in early April, is set to expire on July 9, following where heavy ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs occurred.
So far, the president has been in contact with the UK and announced a trade framework in China. Beijing has not yet signed the deal and the European Union remains silent.
Iran’s tensions are not yet finished
While the oil market is calm so far, Iran can damage even without closing the Strait of Hormuz, a trade route that carries the fifth of oil to the world.
By continuing to threaten the closure of the strait only, Iran can push shipping insurance costs, ultimately increasing oil prices.
The cost to ensure a vessel for travel by the Strait of Hormuz will rise from 20 cents a barrel to 80, a report of The South China Morning Post said quoting Athensiv -based shipbrokers.
“By planting enough belief that they can disrupt this basic logistic channel, maritime costs can increase to the point that it will have a significant impact on the supply of crude and gas,” Weston said.