Month: August 2025

Mr. Trump continues to shape the world to his taste: he has doubled tariffs on Indian imports to 50% because he doesn’t want them to buy oil from Russia. Mr. Rubio, from his negotiation team, Read more…

In focus today Today we get Swedish flash estimates for inflation in July, where we expect that CPIF will rise to 3.17% (RB 2.50%) and that CPIFxE will decline to 3.06% (RB 2.84%). A ‘low’ Read more…

Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.3724; (P) 1.3752; (R1) 1.3769; More… USD/CAD’s fall from 1.3878 resumed by breaking through 1.3757 temporary low and intraday bias is back on the downside. Current development suggests that corrective rebound from Read more…

Dollar came under pressure again in Asian session, deepening this week’s selloff as traders digested a flood of tariff developments and dovish commentary from Fed officials. While Asian equity markets held steady with modest gains, Read more…

BoE is set to cut interest rates by 25bps to 4.00% today, continuing its steady easing cycle that began a year ago. The decision would mark the fifth rate cut since last August. Crucially, today’s Read more…

China’s July trade data surprised to the upside, with exports rising 7.2% yoy and imports jumping 4.1% yoy — the largest annual gain in over a year. Strong commodity demand underpinned the figures, as soybean Read more…

As retirement approaches, Americans face a critical challenge: aligning their lifestyle goals with long-term financial stability.  It’s not just about saving — it’s about building a dependable income strategy for the years ahead. That strategy Read more…

RBNZ’s August Survey of Expectations suggests the central bank will likely cut rates only once more in 2025, but the outlook beyond that remains cautious. The OCR is forecast to decline from 3.25% to 3.02% Read more…

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San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said overnight that she expects the central bank will need to cut interest rates “in the coming months,” citing a gradually cooling economy and persistent downside risks in the Read more…