Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh goes quiet, and markets are getting nervous

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The post Japanese Yen finally lands a punch while Tokyo’s silence does the talking appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Dollar-Yen eases about a tenth of a percent on Thursday, changing hands just below 162.50 after fading from the four-decade highs printed earlier in the week. Down sessions have been collector’s items since the May low, and this one arrives on a tape built for Dollar strength: firm American jobless claims, hawkish Federal Reserve (Fed) commentary, and a fresh war premium in Crude Oil after a second night of United States strikes on Iran. A rally that stopped responding to its own fuel Thursday handed the Dollar everything it usually wants, starting with Initial Jobless Claims printing 215K at 12:30 GMT against a 218K consensus. A voting Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) member delivered remarks rated firmly hawkish at 13:00 GMT, another speaks at 17:30 GMT, and American forces struck roughly 90 targets across Iran overnight after Tehran attacked commercial shipping

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The post British Pound Sterling stages a jailbreak while Westminster arranges a coronation appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Cable adds roughly a tenth of a percent on Thursday, changing hands a whisker above 1.3400 and poking through the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) for the first time since mid-June. The setting makes the move notable: the United States traded overnight strikes with Iran for a second consecutive day, Crude Oil carries a war premium, and Federal Reserve (Fed) speakers spent the session sounding hawkish. None of it bought the Dollar anything against the Pound. Washington supplies hawks and airstrikes, and the Dollar shrugs Thursday’s American docket gave Dollar bulls usable material, starting with Initial Jobless Claims printing 215K at 12:30 GMT against a 218K consensus and a 217K prior. A voting Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) member delivered remarks rated firmly hawkish at 13:00 GMT, another policymaker speaks at 17:30 GMT, and Existing Home Sale

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