Investors can return from their summer holidays and take comfort in noting that the collapse of the ceasefire in the Middle East has not derailed global growth. The latest PMIs reflect resilient growth particularly in Read more…
US inflation data to guide Fed rate hike expectations. A hawkish BoJ summary of opinions could support the Yen. RBA could still sound hawkish amid sticky inflation. UK GDP and activity figures to shape sterling Read more…
The air operator’s certificate, commonly shortened to AOC, is the single most essential piece of documentation that commercial airlines all over the world need to sell flights to passengers, transport cargo or conduct certain types Read more…
The 2026 NFL season will be the most important in ESPN’s history. For the first time ever, Disney-owned ESPN will broadcast a Super Bowl, in this case LXI on February 14, 2027, as part of Read more…
Nonfarm payrolls declined by 23k in July, well below the Bloomberg consensus forecast calling for a gain of 80k. The prior two months were revised lower by a total of 103k – pushing the three-month Read more…
Canada’s economy added 75k jobs in July (+0.4% m/m), well above consensus expectations for a 20k gain. The monthly details skewed towards part-time jobs (+57.9k) versus full-time (38.6k), but pulling back over the past three Read more…
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Why weak payrolls broke the week’s stalemate, and why Hormuz, Saudi warnings and US-China tensions mean the move isn’t a simple green light for risk What’s happening: July nonfarm payrolls unexpectedly fell -23K against expectations Read more…
Software stocks have had a rough year. The fear driving them down is real: AI agents are getting good enough to automate tasks that enterprise software used to handle, and investors have been cutting valuations Read more…
Canada’s labor market delivered a strong upside surprise in July, with employment rising 75.1K, far above expectations of 17.8K and accelerating sharply from 18.2K in June. Employment rate edged up 0.1 percentage point to 60.9%, Read more…