Both for families with school-age kids and college students looking to spend some time partying under the sun, Spring Break is an extremely popular (and expensive) time to travel. Rental home management platform Vacasa recently Read more…
It used to be that if you wanted to save money, all you had to do was stay home for a few weeks until your bank account had been replenished. It was easy, or at Read more…
We expect the Bank of England (BoE) to keep the Bank Rate unchanged at 5.25% on 21 March, which is in line with consensus and current market pricing. Overall, we expect the MPC to repeat Read more…
The inflation target has been met for 22 consecutive months. Price pressures consistently rhymes with 2% annual inflation but the sustainability of that depends on wage increases. We think the BoJ is almost ready to Read more…
We do not expect the Fed to make monetary policy changes in its March meeting, as broadly anticipated by both markets and consensus. Besides the obvious focus on rate cut timing cues, we will keep Read more…
US inflation data was the centre of attention this week for financial markets, as price pressures remain elevated. Monthly core CPI inflation of 0.4% for the second consecutive month is too high for the Fed Read more…
Fed meets on Wednesday with focus on new dot plot Will the Bank of Japan finally end negative rates on Tuesday? BoE and RBA to stick with patience, SNB might be in more of a Read more…
Competition in the fast-food space has been brutal as operators deal with inflation, consumers who are worried about the economy and their jobs and, in recent months, the falling cost of eating at home. Add Read more…
RBA will meet on Tuesday, cash rate is expected to be kept unchanged Market wants a dovish show, but RBA could remain somewhat hawkish Aussie could benefit against the US dollar from a hawkish gathering Read more…
BoC sounds less dovish than expected Investors pencil in a first 25bps cut in July Canada’s CPI numbers could affect market expectations The data is scheduled for Tuesday at 12:30 GMT Will the BoC cut Read more…