What’s happening in Australia and the rest of the world?
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) thinks the unemployment rate needs to fall to 4.5% (or lower) to spur inflation back to target - so we can expect more…
We think the authorities will increase fiscal stimulus, as well as cut interest rates and the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) to support growth, in what…
Although expectations of any trade breakthroughs at the Osaka G20 meeting are very low, passing this summit without trade tensions worsening substantially…
With trade tensions likely to escalate, this Wednesday’s Fed meeting looks set to confirm market expectations - precautionary interest rate cuts are…
With increased odds of the Fed easing, it’s hard to see Asian central banks resisting easing pressure for too long now
With the Fed looking more dovish, the Bank of Japan will be looking anxiously at the USD/JPY rate and wishing it had some effective tools left in its…
A new eurosceptic UK prime minister will face stiff opposition from Parliament if they push for a 'no deal' Brexit. That might lead to another…
By Carsten Brzeski
At last week’s meeting in Vilnius, ECB president Mario Draghi sent a strong signal that the ECB was only one small economic slip away from new…
Non-oil domestic exports (NODX) fell 15.9%YoY in May. An erratic spike from pharmaceuticals stopped this being an even worse figure.
Minutes from the Federal Reserve meeting tonight may go some way to explaining why the bank left interest rates on hold in May. But to really understand…
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