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Ever wondered why markets go mad only to find out some convoluted Fed speech triggered it? By then, the opportunity is gone. It doesn’t have to be this way.

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Ever wondered why markets go mad only to find out some convoluted Fed speech triggered it? By then, the opportunity is gone. It doesn’t have to be this way.

FXStreet presents super-fast bullish/bearish indications for Fed speeches, powered by an FXStreet custom AI model.

You will instantly know what these subtle hints actually mean for the US Dollar, Gold or stocks – whether trending up or down.

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Who are the Fed speakers?

Markets are always adjusting to Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) future interest rate projections. There are 17 FOMC board members, but only 12 of them actually vote on the FOMC meetings, held eight times a year.

AI-powered analysis of Fed speeches

We have developed a custom AI model which analyzes all the relevant speeches by the FOMC members and rates them on a dove-hawk scale. This allows us to provide traders with real-time notifications on how each word of Fed-speak impacts the US Dollar. You can subscribe to these notifications by entering your email address here.

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What Fed members have recently been up to

In this infographic, check the recent biases shown by every FOMC board member voting in 2024, with an average score within a range where 0 is most dovish and 10 is most hawkish. Expect immediate updates on new speeches after you subscribe.

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Last speech

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Jerome H. Powell

Board of Governors, Chair

Neutral

5.94

Mar 7

Removing restrictive stance of policy could begin this year

A March […]

John C. Williams