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Could the US Dollar finally settle down this week? Perhaps. But it might only be until Friday when Fed Chairman Powell speaks at the Jackson Hole Symposium.Can you recall a ...

Summary United States: Expansion Not Yet Heading to the Gallows An increase in real retail sales by our estimates and a rebound in industrial production in July offered evidence beyond ...

Market movers todayIt will be a very quiet day on the data front today with only UK retail sales and German PPI of interest. The 60 second overview Norway: Norges ...

Truss is arguing for looser fiscal policy and tighter monetary policy, a policy stance that has historically supported strength in the underlying currencyEarlier this week, we discussed the political backdrop, ...

MarketsSince the beginning of the year up until mid-June, investors turned a blind eye to growth risks, focusing solely on inflation developments and changing reaction functions of central banks (normalization/tightening) ...

Markets:A dramatic sell-off in core bonds marked today’s market action. A number of smaller events culminated an impressive move. Yesterday’s earnings by US retailers Wallmart and Home Depot set things ...

The British pound is almost unchanged today, trading just above the 1.21 level. UK inflation hits double-digits It hasn’t been a good week for the UK, with today’s inflation report ...

After their last meeting, the BOE warned that 5 quarters of negative growth were coming. The consensus of expectations shows that there could be starting with data reports from tomorrow ...

WTI’s price was on the rise yesterday, yet overall seems to remain rather stable yet at lower levels than our last report as the price remains near $90 per barrel ...

WTI’s price was on the rise yesterday, yet overall seems to remain rather stable yet at lower levels than our last report as the price remains near $90 per barrel ...

If the “peak inflation” theme gathers steam in the coming weeks, we may look back at today’s inflation reading as a major turning point for the year-to-date market trends.In Monday’s ...

It is definitely inflation day today. China, Germany, and Italy have released their consumer inflation data, while the US will release theirs before the New York session begins. Historically, inflation ...

What will happen?This week several important macroeconomic reports will be presented. On Wednesday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics will publish the consumer price index (CPI), which accounts for most of ...

In the United Kingdom, preliminary GDP growth data for the second quarter will hit the markets at 06:00 GMT Friday. The British pound has suffered heavy damage this year, falling ...

Summary The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) raised its Cash Rate by 50 bps to 1.85% at its August meeting and signaled that further rate hikes will be needed to ...

Summary United States: July Jobs Report Squashes Current Recession Fears Employers added over half a million jobs in July, which squashes arguments that the U.S. economy is currently in recession ...

This week expect to see more follow through price action from Non-Farm Payrolls and the BOE. In addition, watch the data to see if inflation has peaked or continued higher.Last ...

U.S. inflation numbers are expected to edge lower next week, dropping to 8.8% in July. The slowdown (the reading was at 9.1% in June) comes after inflation hit record levels ...

Key insights from the week that was.50bp rate hikes were seen in Australia and the UK this week, with both central banks also signalling that additional tightening is likely to ...

The headline number of job gains so far this year has left policymakers quite happy. But a look under the surface shows some troubling signs. And they are expected to ...