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I think we're a bit overbought right now and we may need to consolidate. But maybe if the Fed statement implies a pause is coming soon, we could move up a bit.

Much of the dollar's move is coming from uncertainty as to what is going to happen with the Fed, ... There is speculation the Fed can pause, or they will raise rates but release a fairly dovish statement, putting rate hikes after September in doubt.

Much of the dollar's move is coming from uncertainty as to what is going to happen with the Fed. There is speculation the Fed can pause, or they will raise rates but release a fairly dovish statement, putting rate hikes after September in doubt,

Much of the dollar's move is coming from uncertainty as to what is going to happen with the Fed. There is speculation the Fed can pause, or they will raise rates but release a fairly dovish statement, putting rate hikes after September in doubt.

There is a real possibility that measured will be gone from the statement but that's not necessarily to say that the Fed is becoming more hawkish. At some point they have to remove measured and even though some people think it implies more aggressive action, I think it could mean the Fed is coming to an end of its tightening cycle.

We had such a big run-up in the last couple of weeks that the market is going to want to consolidate and pause to figure out what happens next.

Fed officials have given no indication that they will pause at this meeting. But they may indicate in the statement that they are preparing to pause at the November meeting.

Paul Mendelsohn

I do think a pause is coming along at some point. My guess has been all along that a pause was more likely in the first meeting of next year than in December. The October employment report strengthens that view.

What he's coming through very clearly and saying is we will probably pause soon but don't assume we're done because we pause. ... But I think the market is just reacting to 'Hey, hey, Ben said we might be done soon'. Whenever you take a little uncertainty out of the picture, well, the market is going to like that.

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William S. Burroughs

The idea that's been gaining currency in the market is the Fed pause theory, meaning that the Fed raises rates 25 basis points in September and then, because inflation pressures are contained, they pause for a while, skipping a move in November and maybe even December. The (producer price index) data this morning kind of fed into that theory.

I think we are probably overbought here, and there's going to be a pullback, although stocks should move higher through the end of the year.

Given the Fed's middle-of-the-road statement that the end is somewhere nearer rather than further, it implies that the (U.S.-Canada) interest rate differential is going to narrow, and that is favorable for the Canadian dollar.

The markets are trying to move off their highly overbought condition. This dip is an excellent opportunity for those who are looking to get long the market.

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