Stock market outlook: 5 key factors that will shape Indian stock market in FY26
As the Indian stock market navigates a turbulent landscape marked by economic uncertainties, analysts identify five pivotal ...
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March CPI to settle within 1.7-2.5 percent
Inflation is expected to settle between 1.7 and 2.5 percent in March, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said, noting that ...
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U.S. Jobs Data, Fed Powell Speech, Eurozone CPI, RBA Meeting: Macro Week Ahead
U.S. ISM and employment data, Fed Chair Powell speech take center stage as cooling Eurozone inflation unlikely to burden the ...
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Do Low Survey Response Rates Threaten Data Dependence?
Monetary policy is forward-looking and dependent on policymakers’ economic outlook. When the outlook is deemed highly ...
Week ahead: Tariff risks and macro themes ahead
Another month has nearly passed, and just like that, we find ourselves in Q2 25. The week ahead promises to be eventful, with ...
Consumer spending ticks up — but so does inflation — amid Trump tariffs jitters
The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index increased 0.3% in February after advancing by an unrevised 0.3% in ...
Treasury Yields Fall Ahead of New Round of Tariffs
Treasury yields declined as Wall Street braced for a potentially extensive round of tariffs to be announced Wednesday.
Why Wall Street's plunge firms case for interest rate cut but RBA will likely ignore
With little risk of inflation spiking higher, the RBA could comfortably move to cut interest rates on Tuesday. But it's highly unlikely to do so, and it's worth exploring why.
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A legacy of learning and economic insights
Patrick Harker, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, made his final appearance at UD’s Annual Lyons ...
PCE: Fed's preferred inflation gauge rises 0.4% in February; higher than expecations
However, the Commerce Department announced Friday that the Fed's key inflation measure expanded more than expected in ...
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The Fed’s favorite inflation gauge rose more than expected in February
The Consumer Price Index is the traditional measure of inflation, but lately the Federal Reserve has paid closer attention to ...
Fed's Preferred Inflation Metric, Consumer Sentiment in Focus; Bank of Mexico Makes Half-Point Rate Cut
Businesses are "frozen" or "paralyzed" with indecision and consumers are showing "signs of caution" because of all the rapid-fire changes in Washington, creating a "fog" over the economy.