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Fed Chair Powell’s Testimony and Economic Outlook in Focus

Today’s economic landscape might not be bustling with activity, but all eyes are on Fed Chair Powell’s upcoming testimony. The day’s agenda includes the US NFIB Small Business Optimism Index, offering valuable insights into the economic state of small businesses in the US. Despite its significance, this report is not expected to cause major market shifts.

Fed Chair Powell is set to address the Senate Banking Committee today and the House Financial Services Committee tomorrow. Market watchers are keen to decipher any indications regarding monetary policy following the recent NFP report. Investors will closely monitor Powell’s remarks for clues, although the subsequent Q&A session is also expected to draw significant attention. Given recent data trends, Powell is likely to adopt a dovish stance, although a rate cut in July seems unlikely.

Other central bank speakers scheduled for today include ECB’s Panetta and Cipollone, as well as Fed’s Barr and Bowman. These speakers hold varying positions on the monetary policy spectrum, contributing to the overall market sentiment.

As the day unfolds, market participants are bracing for potential developments in response to Powell’s testimony and the broader economic landscape. Stay tuned for more updates as the situation evolves.

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