December

Strong U.S. Inflation Trends: Fourth Straight Month of Increased Prices

13 days ago

As anticipation builds for the latest consumer price index (CPI) data release, expectations suggest that the United States is witnessing a notable surge in inflationary pressures. This development marks the fourth consecutive month that inflation readings are expected to show persistent gains, raising concerns among economists and policymakers.

Federal Reserve's Daly Advocates for Continued Rate Reductions in December

20 days ago

In a recent statement, Mary Daly, the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, has expressed her support for a continuation of interest rate reductions during the Federal Reserve's upcoming December meeting. Daly highlighted that current economic indicators suggest a favorable environment for such adjustments, as they would ideally bolster economic growth while still keeping inflation in check.

Fed's Kashkari: December Rate Cut Remains on Track, Only Inflation Could Change That

1 month ago

In a recent address, Neel Kashkari, the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, expressed a cautiously optimistic outlook regarding the potential for an interest rate cut in December. Kashkari emphasized that the continuation of this agenda hinges primarily on inflationary pressures, indicating that unless there is a significant and unexpected rise in inflation, the Federal Reserve is likely to proceed with its planned cut.

Bank of Japan's October Policy Stance: Analysts Eye December for Potential Changes

2 months ago

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is expected to maintain its current monetary policy stance during the October policy meeting, with analysts and market observers largely anticipating no major adjustments. While economic indicators show signs of mixed performance, sentiment in the financial community suggests that any significant changes may not materialize until December.