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The inflation picture from the PMI shows softness for both goods and services, in line with an economy that is showing some ...
After seven consecutive 25bp rate cuts and a total of 200bp rate cuts since September 2023, the European Central Bank kept ...
At the July MPC meeting, the Central Bank of Turkey restarted policy rate cuts with more aggressive easing than expected. The Bank also signalled that rate cuts would continue, though the size of the ...
We expect the Bank of Canada to maintain interest rates at 2.75% on 30 July, remaining cautious amid trade uncertainty. But one or two additional cuts later in the year remain quite likely, and we ...
Czech consumer confidence increased by 3.4 points to 104.1 in July, while business confidence shed 1.2 points to 98.8. Confidence there increased only in the trade sector (+2.6 points), while it ...
The latest UK Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) perfectly encapsulate the headache the Bank of England faces right now.
In terms of guidance, don’t expect anything new from the ECB, which should limit the market impact of today's meeting.
While the market may not be surprised by the European Central Bank holding rates, the debate about a September or December cut remains very much alive, although we may not get an answer yet. Markets ...
South Korea’s real GDP rebounded 0.6% in the second quarter, after shrinking in the January-March period, led by consumption and exports. Consumption is expected to take the lead as main growth driver ...
After seven consecutive 25bp rate cuts and a total of eight and 200bp rate cuts since September 2023, the European Central Bank kept its policy interest rates on hold at today’s meeting. At the press ...
The US is set to impose a 50% tariff on copper imports starting 1 August - a move that has already sent shockwaves through global metals markets. As copper is a critical input for construction, ...
We're not convinced the US Federal Reserve will definitely cut rates in September. Inflation is picking up, and that's just one problem facing the US dollar. ING's Chris Turner tells us what he's ...
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