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In focus today In Sweden, we first get the full GDP outcome for the second quarter, followed by the National Institute of Economic Research’s Economic Tendency Indicator. During the summer, all data outcomes have been Read more…
USD/CAD has stabilized after absorbing the initial tariff shock, but Friday brings two catalysts operating on completely different axes — Canadian GDP tests whether the BoC can mainatin patience, while Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech tests Read more…
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Key Highlights USD/JPY could attempt a fresh increase if it clears the 159.60 resistance. A bullish trend line is forming with support near 158.90 on the 4-hour chart. WTI Crude oil prices might resume its Read more…
Tokyo inflation firmed in August, adding fresh support to case for another BoJ rate hike as soon as September. Headline CPI rose from 1.8% to 1.9% y/y, CPI excluding fresh food increased from 1.7% to Read more…
Boston Fed President Susan Collins pushed back against arguments for an immediate rate hike, saying latest inflation report was “mixed” and still consistent with gradual disinflation. While she acknowledged overall reading was “maybe a bit Read more…
Higher July CPI raises risk of November hike, but is not enough to lock one in. When we last updated our rates view on 29 July, we said that the risk of a rate hike Read more…
Key insights from the week that was. The main event in Australia this week was the July CPI report. It surprised modestly to the upside on both a headline (1.0%/3.5%yr) and trimmed mean basis (0.5%/3.6%yr). Read more…