6:15 PM · 21 February 2022

US stocks futures edge lower as investors weigh comments from Fed Bowman

US stock futures extended their move to the downside following hawkish remarks from FED Governor Michelle Bowman.

Key comments:

  • Additional rate increases likely in the coming months
  • Inflation is much too high
  • Forceful action is needed
  • Substantial risk that high inflation could persist
  • Labor market consistent with maximum employment
  • Reducing balance sheet to appropriate and manageable level important additional step in addressing high inflation
  • It's 'more than time' for the Fed to begin normalizing
  • Says she will be closely watching the data in the coming weeks
  • Expects a series of rate increases, the timing of which will be determined by data.
  • At upcoming meetings, we are likely to see several opportunities to raise rates.
  • It is crucial that Congress passes a CBDC.

US30- continues to move lower after comments from FED Bowman. Index is heading towards major support at 33410 pts, which is marked with previous price reactions and lower limit of the 1:1 structure. Source: xStation5

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