Market Context
The Federal Reserve's sudden hawkish pivot has flipped the macro regime, driving EURUSD below 1.15. We break down the technical setup for a short EURUSD trade, key risk levels to watch, and why catching falling tech knives like Microsoft remains highly risky right now.
Newsletter – June 18, 2026
Market Overview
The market's tone shifted violently after the Federal Reserve effectively slammed the door on near-term easing. New Chair Kevin Warsh eliminated forward guidance and the FOMC projected a higher 3.8% terminal rate by the end of 2026
[1]. This hawkish reality check sparked immediate risk-off flows, dragging major US indices lower and catapulting the US dollar across the board
[2][3]. The macro regime has suddenly flipped, and markets are swiftly repricing to accommodate a higher-for-longer reality.
Across the FX space, the dollar's dominance is the only story that matters today. EURUSD slumped to a 2.5-month low below 1.15
[4], while the…
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Key Levels & Market Scenarios
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