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The Bank of Korea is expected to leave rates unchanged, while Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas is seen easing. Other highlights ...
Chair Powell at Jackson Hole: "Risks to inflation are tilted to the upside, and risks to employment to the downside—a ...
Retail sentiment plunged by seven points in just one month, dragged down by deteriorating expectations and weak order ...
Japan’s July consumer price inflation data was broadly in line with the market consensus. Headline inflation slowed thanks to ...
Yet the Fed custody holdings data suggests that foreign central banks may be continuing to reduce US Treasuries and ...
If the data officials are looking at is more frequently wrong – or prone to heavy future revisions – the risk of a policy ...
Chair Powell on Thursday has even more reason to avoid caving to the rate-cut crew, led by cheerleader in chief Donald J ...
Return to the danger zone. As feared, the second estimate of Germany’s second-quarter GDP data saw the eurozone’s largest economy falling back into an even worse contraction.
UK inflation's up, and markets are becoming increasingly sceptical that the Bank of England will cut rates again this year. But we're sticking with our view that they will cut again in November by 25 ...
One interesting snippet for FX markets in those FOMC minutes were remarks that the available data showed 'relative stability' ...
Earlier in August, we published our monthly FX update. That was centred around the view that the last line of defence for the ...
On a more sobering note, the framework agreement serves as a painful reminder of Europe’s current dependency on the US - more so than vice versa. It’s difficult to call this a “deal” when it reads ...