The minutes of the Federal meeting were released 45 minutes ago and did not have a severe impact on the markets, although some signals in the minutes indicated the possibility of a rate cut in July.

Many Federal members saw that the interest rate is not higher than the natural rate.

All committee members agreed that maintaining the interest rate at this level is the correct decision.

Members confirmed that the risks of rising inflation and a weak labor market have diminished, but they are still present and could rise.

Some committee members believed that the right path does not include any interest rate cuts in 2025 if the data shows an increase in inflation, and these members based their opinion on rising inflation expectations.

Two members agreed that a cut should occur in July (the next meeting) if the data comes out positively as they expect.

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The markets after the release of the Federal minutes

The dollar index fell after the release of the Federal meeting minutes due to some inclination towards a rate cut in July.

Meanwhile, gold prices rose. Futures contracts for gold are trading up 0.08% at $3,319.6 per ounce, and bullion gold is trading at $3,310, up 0.28%.

Wall Street indices are rising after two days of decline, thanks to Nvidia's strong rise of 1.7%, as it became the first company to surpass $4 trillion today.

The Federal's forecasts still indicate a hold in July and a cut starting from the September meeting.