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2024 looks reminiscent of 1970 and 2001 recession years: Piper Sandler
According to a recent analysis by Piper Sandler, the economic landscape in 2024 bears striking similarities to the recessionary periods of 1970 and 2001, w
Powell to lay out case for 'orderly' September rate cut at Jackson Hole next week
"We expect Chair Powell will lay out a case for an orderly withdrawal of monetary policy restrictiveness in a speech at Jackson Hole the morning of Friday,
RBNZ's Silk: Behaviour of price inflation is crucial for cash rate path ahead
RBNZ Assistant Governor Karen Silk said in an interview on Friday that the New Zealand central bank is taking a measured approach to rate cuts.
GBP: Lower inflation, stronger labour market, what's happening to growth? – Commerzbank
Thursday’s UK inflation figures were generally a little lower than expected due to a sharper fall in services inflation.
Fed’s Bostic: Open to September rate cut as inflation cools
Atlanta Federal Reserve (Fed) President Raphael Bostic said that he is “open to September rate cut as inflation cools.”
BCA says middling stimulus, US uncertainty sours China outlook
BCA Research flagged a negative outlook on Chinese markets with middling stimulus measures from Beijing and uncertainty over Sino-U.S. relations inspiring
BoJ could hike rates again in December even if inflation trends sideways: Nomura
Investing.com -- The Bank of Japan is likely to lift interest rates again in December, Nomura expected, even if inflation trends sideways as the once sleep
Rate cuts likely in Sept., Nov., Dec., Macquarie says, as disinflation continues
Investing.com -- The duo of inflation reports released this week showed the disinflation trend is likely to continue, paving the way for the Federal Reserv
Japan GPD grows more than expected in Q2 as private spending rebounds
Investing.com-- Japan’s economy grew more than expected in the second quarter, reversing a deep contraction from the prior quarter as increased wages helpe
Credit risk not interest rates sparked equity rotation, Citi says
Investing.com -- Fears that companies could default on thier bond repayments, or credit risk, rather than potential Federal Reserve policy action, is now t
Fed's Bostic: Concerned unemployment has gone up, but labor supply is good
Federal Reserve (Fed) Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic noted on Tuesday that his overall outlook on the US labor market remains positive despite an
US producer prices increase less than expected in July
U.S. producer prices rose less than anticipated in July, with a 0.1% increase due to cheaper services offsetting higher goods costs, reflecting ongoing inf
U.S. producer prices growth slows more than expected in July
U.S. producer prices growth slowed more than expected on an annual basis in July, in the latest sign of cooling inflationary pressures in the world's larg
US CPI data: Major sell-off or relief rally?
As the latest U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data approaches, Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) analysts are weighing the potential market outcomes, suggesting t
This is now a labor-data first Fed, not an inflation-data first Fed: Evercore
According to Evercore ISI analysts, the Federal Reserve's focus has shifted from inflation data to labor data, fundamentally altering its approach to monet
Fed behind the curve, but it doesn't matter as there's room for policy response
Investing.com -- The Fed may be behind the curve on rate cuts, but worries about a U.S. recession are "overblown," Macquarie says, as the central bank has
US July inflation likely steady as Fed faces battle to justify higher rates: RBC
Investing.com -- U.S. inflation data due later this week is likely show that inflation "held steady" in July, RBC estimates, underpinned by a narrowing sou
Bank of America CEO warns that US consumers may become discouraged unless rates drop soon
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan warns that a delay in cutting interest rates by the Federal Reserve could negatively impact U.S. consumers.
Bank of America CEO calls for the Fed to start cutting rates
Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) CEO Brian Moynihan urged the Federal Reserve to consider lowering interest rates to prevent a potential economic downturn.
Morgan Stanley reiterates call for 25bps Fed rate cut in September
Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) on Monday reiterated its call for a 25 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September, maintaining a stance it has held
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