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Closing Bell — The Calm before the Storm at Jackson Hole

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By Murray Dawes, Saturday, 26 August 2023

In today’s Money Weekend…the current set up in the US Dollar Index, US 10-year bonds, gold, and the S&P 500…a tricky situation for the central bankers to navigate…and more…

I record the Closing Bell videos on Friday, so you will know more than me about how the markets have reacted to news out of Jackson Hole.

The central banker chat fest is often a market-moving event, and many markets are neatly poised at major levels.

In today’s Closing Bell video, I show you the current set up in the US Dollar Index, US 10-year bonds, gold, and the S&P 500.

The US dollar is close to confirming a monthly buy signal, US 10-year bond yields are heading towards 15-year highs, gold looks like it wants to rally but remains bearish on weekly charts, and stocks could fall further.

The situation in China is the wild card that could cause some serious volatility down the track. If their growth surprises to the downside and we see money trying to get out of the yuan, we may see gold and Bitcoin [BTC] catching a strong bid.

US growth has been sending mixed messages lately with some surprisingly strong numbers and a few weaker ones such as the recent PMI (Purchasing Managers Index) release, which was weaker than expected in the UK, Europe, and the US.

It’s a tricky situation for the central bankers to navigate. Do they want to ignite animal spirits or continue to take the heat out of inflation?

Market direction over the next few months will probably be a result of the market reaction to Jackson Hole, so we all just have to grab some popcorn and see how things play out over the next week or so.

Until next week,

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Murray Dawes,
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All advice is general advice and has not taken into account your personal circumstances.

Please seek independent financial advice regarding your own situation, or if in doubt about the suitability of an investment.

Murray Dawes

Murray Dawes is our resident expert trader and portfolio manager. He is a former Sydney Futures Exchange floor trader who went on to design custom trading systems and strategies for ultra-wealthy clients (including one of Australia’s richest families). Today, his mission is to help ordinary Aussie investors make profitable investments, while expertly managing risk.

He uses his proprietary system for his more conversative and longer-term-focused service Retirement Trader…and then applies the same system to the ultra-speculative end of the Australian market in Fat Tail Microcaps (this service is strictly limited and via invitation only).

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