Australia’s economy in a good place, though risks loom, RBA governor says
By Peter Hobson and Stella Qiu CANBERRA/SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia’s economy is in a good place, its top central…
Fed’s Kashkari Sees Two More 2025 Cuts Given Hiring Slowdown
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said he supported the US central bank’s decision to lower…
Surprise rate cut, growth gambit put rupiah in crosshairs – Markets
ank Indonesia’s rate cut this week stunned markets for all the wrong reasons – investors fear the central…
Bank Indonesia Aligns With Prabowo in ‘All-Out, Pro-Growth’ Push
Bank Indonesia got behind President Prabowo Subianto’s bid to galvanize growth following widespread cost-of-living protests, delivering a surprise…
Russia cuts interest rates again but frictions with government remain – POLITICO
“At our meeting in October, a lot will depend on the parameters of fiscal policy that will be…
Data breakdown shows price pressures continue to ease: CBRT’s Karahan
The breakdown of Türkiye’s August inflation and second-quarter growth data indicates that price increases continued to ease, while…
‘Serious danger’ for world economy if Trump controls Fed: ECB chief
It would be very dangerous for the global economy if U.S. President Donald Trump were to take control…
Turkish economy beats estimates to grow by 4.8% in Q2
Türkiye’s economy grew faster than anticipated between April and June, extending its streak to 20 consecutive quarters of…
UK inflation hits fresh high in July – POLITICO
The ONS said airfares were the biggest contributor to the rise in prices, suggesting consumer demand for holidays…
How to Gauge Maximum Employment
Congress has given the Federal Reserve a dual mandate: pursue stable prices and achieve maximum employment. In pursuit…
Interest Rates: Economist Says Trump Could Be Right Calling Powell ‘Too Late’
It seems like not a week goes by without President Donald Trump criticizing the head of the Federal…
Japan says US is not pressuring BOJ for rate hikes, markets not so sure
By Leika Kihara and Makiko Yamazaki TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan’s government on Friday brushed aside rare and explicit comments…