Galaxy Securities says July domestic fresh milk prices rose 0.3% YoY, the first positive reading in nearly five years, indicating a gradual supply–demand rebalancing. Raw milk prices began rising in March, reinforcing signs of a cyclical trough and recovery. Given current milk-source structure and downstream demand rebound, Galaxy expects the post-turn growth path may mirror 2016 — a modest, gradual uptrend — which should ease downstream competition, reduce impairment losses and support earnings

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh said today's interest rates are higher than 42 days ago.

Policy statement: market pricing largely expects a hold; an unexpected hike remains the primary risk. Watch for more hawkish phrasing (eg, adding language about acting if necessary) and for how the committee frames inflation vs recent disinflation and upside risks. Monitor whether the expected pair of hawkish votes materialize and whether the number of dissents exceeds two — a key signal for September. Press conference: whether the chair sticks to a terse communication style and downplays forward guidance, how recent disinflation is characterized and whether anti‑inflation priority is reaffirmed, and how officials judge Middle East spillovers for future inflation and the policy path. If a surprise hike occurs, note whether it is presented as a one‑off or the start of renewed tightening. Any hawkish shift in wording could reprice September hike odds and move the dollar, USTs and gold.