Fed's Logan (2026 voter) says she supported the Fed holding steady at the recent FOMC meeting, the labour market stabilised in H2'25 and into 2026
Fed's Logan's comments signal a cautious stance among policymakers as they navigate a complex economic landscape with mixed labor market signals and geopolitical uncertainties.
Iran reportedly aims to respond to the Karaj Bridge attack by targeting key strategic stations, such as the Port of Haifa, via Fars
Iran reportedly drafts a protocol with Oman for the Strait of Hormuz traffic, via IRNA
Fed's Logan (2026 voter) says she supported the Fed holding steady at the recent FOMC meeting, the labour market stabilised in H2'25 and into 2026
US EIA Natural Gas Stocks Change (Mar/27) 36bcf vs exp. 34bcf (prev. -54bcf)
[MARKET UPDATE] T-notes extend to session highs as WTI continues to ease from its USD 113.97/bbl session high, currently holding above USD 100/bbl
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Policy:
- Policy is positioned to respond to data and Fed is prepared to make adjustments as needed.
- It was quite challenging to do the most recent round of Fed forecasts.
Iran Conflict and Energy:
- Iran war has increased the level of uncertainty and has increased risks on both sides of the mandate.
- Key question is if the war disruptions induce investment in US energy production.
- Energy producers appear to need extend higher prices to boost production.
- So far not seeing a dramatic increase in US energy production so far.
- A swift resolution of the war may mean economic impact might be pretty moderate.
- The US has some buffers to impacts from the war.
Job market:
- Payroll gains have been pretty weak and feels uncomfortable.
- Immigration has changed job market breakeven to close to zero.
Economy and Inflation:
- Was not convinced inflation was easing enough even before the war started.
- Business investment is strong and consumers have been resilient.
- Incredibly important to get inflation back to 2%.
- AI productivity gains are still ahead of the economy.
Private Credit:
- Have seen some weakness and vulnerability in private credit.
- Private credit risks are a contained set of vulnerabilities.
- Private credit structures limit the ability to create larger problems.
- Private credit merits strong monitoring given a lack of transparency.
Her support for holding rates steady reflects concerns over weak payroll gains and inflation persistence, stressing the importance of returning inflation to the 2% target. Overall, this implies a watchful Fed, likely to adjust policy based on incoming data, which could impact risk sentiment and the USD's trajectory in the near term.
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