Fed tightening affects currencies and markets

The U.S. Federal Reserve has decided to raise interest rates for the first time since July 2023, amid expectations of further increases to combat inflation, which has worsened due to rising oil prices and other factors. These decisions have increased pressure on the dollar against other currencies, impacting global stock and bond markets, and keeping bond yields high while global economic growth is affected. Additionally, the rise in U.S. interest rates exerts pressure on Asian economies, especially Japan, prompting central banks there to review their monetary policies. Market forecasts indicate that monetary tightening will continue until 2027, which could reduce opportunities for easing and increase borrowing costs.

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