The Reserve Bank of Australia will decide on interest rates on Tuesday (04:30 GMT), likely keeping them on hold for the third straight month. One reason for the RBA’s increased caution lately is weaker economic Read more…
The Reserve Bank of Australia will decide on interest rates on Tuesday (04:30 GMT), likely keeping them on hold for the third straight month. One reason for the RBA’s increased caution lately is weaker economic Read more…
The Reserve Bank of Australia will decide on interest rates on Tuesday (04:30 GMT), likely keeping them on hold for the third straight month. One reason for the RBA’s increased caution lately is weaker economic Read more…
The Reserve Bank of Australia will decide on interest rates on Tuesday (04:30 GMT), likely keeping them on hold for the third straight month. One reason for the RBA’s increased caution lately is weaker economic Read more…
The Reserve Bank of Australia will decide on interest rates on Tuesday (04:30 GMT), likely keeping them on hold for the third straight month. One reason for the RBA’s increased caution lately is weaker economic Read more…
US The month started with a bang with the US jobs report but the following week is looking a little more subdued, starting with the bank holiday on Monday. Economic data is largely made up Read more…
The Canadian economy contracted by 0.2% quarter/quarter annualized (q/q) in 2023 Q2. Furthermore, the flash estimate for July was essentially unchanged. Stripping out external factors, final domestic demand came in at 1% q/q, right on Read more…
Canada’s GDP contracted -0.2% mom in June, matched expectations. Services-producing industries was down -0.2% mom. Goods-producing industries were down -0.4% mom. 12 of 20 industrial sectors posted decreases. Advance information indicates that real GDP was Read more…
Market picture The crypto market lost 3.5% in 24 hours, again falling below $1.05 trillion. The formal start of the sell-off was the news that the SEC had delayed its review of bitcoin ETF applications. Read more…
Market picture The crypto market lost 3.5% in 24 hours, again falling below $1.05 trillion. The formal start of the sell-off was the news that the SEC had delayed its review of bitcoin ETF applications. Read more…