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СпутникиРНSpaceXРоскосмосNASAAsian stocks traded mixed after the Fed held rates, AI shares tumbled, Treasury yields surged and oil stayed near $90.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted 9-3 to maintain the federal funds target range at 3.50%-3.75%, marking the fifth straight meeting without a policy change. It was also the first time in decades that a newly appointed Federal Reserve chair faced three dissents this early in his tenure, underscoring growing divisions within the central bank over the inflation outlook.
The decision sent mixed signals to investors. While the policy rate remained unchanged, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh reiterated that the central bank remained fully committed to restoring inflation to its 2% target, offering little guidance on the timing of future policy moves and leaving markets to reassess expectations for September.
Fed split sharpens focus on September policy meeting
The Fed's policy statement reflected an increasingly divided committee. Three policymakers voted in favor of an immediate 25-basis-point rate increase, highlighting persistent concern that inflation remains above the central bank's long-term objective despite recent moderation in price pressures.
Speaking after the meeting, Warsh said the committee had begun "a new chapter" in its inflation fight, emphasizing that several years of above-target inflation could not be reversed within a few months. He also reaffirmed that the Fed "will not hesitate to act" if incoming economic data warrants tighter monetary policy.
Treasury yields surge as markets question inflation outlook
The bond market reacted sharply following the Fed announcement. The 30-year U.S. Treasury yield climbed above 5.20%, its highest level since mid-2007, while the yield curve steepened as investors demanded higher compensation for long-term inflation risks.
Higher Treasury yields typically tighten financial conditions worldwide because U.S. government debt serves as the benchmark for global borrowing costs. Rising long-term yields increase financing costs for governments and corporations across Asia, particularly for emerging-market issuers that price debt relative to U.S. Treasury securities.
Asian equities remain volatile as semiconductor losses deepen
Asian equity markets struggled to stabilize following one of the region's sharpest technology-led selloffs in recent years. Reuters reported that investor sentiment remained fragile as uncertainty surrounding U.S. monetary policy coincided with continued weakness in semiconductor shares and renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
South Korea's KOSPI rebounded by about 4% during Thursday's session after suffering steep losses earlier in the week, although the benchmark remained on course for one of its weakest weekly performances of the year as heavy selling continued across semiconductor and artificial intelligence-related stocks.
The technology downturn has spread beyond South Korea. Reuters reported that the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has fallen nearly 30% from its June peak, marking its steepest monthly decline since the early 2000s as investors reassessed valuations across AI-related companies amid rising financing costs.
Markets now look to inflation data before September
The Fed's decision leaves financial markets increasingly dependent on incoming U.S. economic data before policymakers meet again in September. Inflation readings, labor market conditions and consumer spending will likely determine whether the hawkish minority gains broader support for another rate increase.
Even so, the Fed's decision to keep rates unchanged preserves flexibility for policymakers while allowing additional economic data to emerge before the next meeting. That measured approach may help reduce the risk of abrupt policy shifts, providing investors with a clearer framework for assessing inflation, growth and financial conditions over the coming weeks.
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