As markets enter into U.S. session, sentiment showed signs of stabilization, as investors cautiously stepped back into equities after a sharp selloff in regional banks yesterday. Concerns over credit quality and loan losses had triggered Read more…
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BoE Chief Economist Huw Pill said today that the UK’s inflation remains far stickier than expected, reinforcing the case for a slower pace of monetary easing. In a speech, Pill noted the “lack of progress” Read more…
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Gold continues to hit new record high on daily basis and rose to $4380 in early Friday trading, after the metal rallied 2.8% on Thursday and closed above $4300, recording new fastest move between two Read more…
Key takeaways USD/JPY reversed from its recent high of 153.28, falling 2.2% as bullish U.S. dollar momentum faded. Political uncertainty in Japan weakened the “Takaichi Trade,” reducing bets on extended monetary easing. The 10-year U.S.-Japan Read more…
Streamlining the Employee Benefits Enrollment and Evidence of Insurability Process – Part II (10:00) Benefits enrollment can be more closely integrated with retirement planning for a holistic approach Broadcast Retirement Network’s Jeffrey Snyder discusses streamlining Read more…
Investors rely on private data (ADP, ISM, Conference Board), but correlations with official figures are weak. Alternative indicators suggest slower hiring, not a collapse. The Fed is likely to stay cautious with future rate cuts. Read more…
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Eurozone inflation edged higher in September, with headline CPI finalized at 2.2% yoy, up from 2.0% in August. The core measure, which excludes energy, food, alcohol & tobacco, also firmed to 2.4% yoy from 2.3%. Read more…