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The dollar is falling against most majors, with NZD (-0.76%), AUD (-0.35%) and JPY (-0.30%) leading, after the Fed left rates unchanged and Chair Warsh signaled the Fed would follow market pricing on rates during 'benign times' rather than lead. The dovish-leaning framing pressures the DXY and UST yields, easing USD/JPY and supporting gold and risk assets sensitive to dollar liquidity. The Bank of England also held, but the 6-3 vote (vs 7-2 expected) and its warning that energy-driven inflation risks are tilted to the upside keep a hawkish repricing possible in GBP if second-round wage effects appear.
As a Forex signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around JPY=X.
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