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- Fed: Powell's inclination to additional stimulus is another bout of bad news for USD – TDS
Fed: Powell's inclination to additional stimulus is another bout of bad news for USD – TDS
FXStreet reports that Fed meeting did little to impact FX markets, which are currently preoccupied with the US election, economists at TD Securities apprise.
“Fed officials did not announce any new policy action, and changes to the post-meeting statement were minimal, but the chairman once again struck a fairly dovish tone at the press conference.”
“Fed Chairman Powell communicated that officials ‘had a full discussion of the options around quantitative easing,’ adding, ‘we understand the ways in which we can adjust the parameters of it to deliver more accommodation if it turns out to be appropriate.’ We expect the case for more accommodation to build as employment growth, and the economy broadly slows in the months ahead.”
“Powell's focus on COVID-19 and more fiscal stimulus need highlight some of the tactical concern in chasing a weaker USD from current levels.”
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