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Monday, July 27
- Trump backs 'fantastic' Warsh while calling for lower rates and citing 'bad intentions' of other Fed officials
President Trump Monday voiced support for Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh while insisting that the U.S. should have the lowest interest rates in
Sunday, July 26
- Singapore tightens monetary policy as rising oil prices rekindle inflation risk
Unlike most central banks, the MAS manages medium-term price stability by managing the Singapore dollar exchange rate against a trade-weighted basket
Friday, July 24
- Trump's new global tariff draws rebukes from trade partners over forced labor justification
U.S. trading partners have rejected the forced labor rationale behind Trump's new global tariffs, while most signaled plans to keep negotiating.
Wednesday, July 22
- Kevin Warsh has homed in on three key phrases. How Fed watchers interpret them
In five public appearances, Warsh has used the phrase "family fight" 13 times, returning to "first principles" 11 times and "inflation is a choice" fo
- Trump plans generic drug tariffs from 2028 with two-year delay testing U.S. onshoring push
The latest tariff salvo underscored Trump's goal of reshoring low-cost drug production, but displacing established suppliers like India won't be easy.
Friday, July 17
- Import prices post surprise gain as costs of goods from China hit highest since 2008
Import prices were up 0.3% for the month, as a drop in energy was more than offset by increases elsewhere.
Wednesday, July 15
- World Cup gave bars and restaurants a needed boost as consumers flash warning signs, Fed says
The latest edition of the Fed's Beige Book indicated that the soccer tournament wasn't necessarily translating to broader economic growth.
- Wholesale prices unexpectedly declined 0.3% in June on big drop in gasoline
As with consumer prices, the index benefited from easing energy costs, particularly as oil fell due to the brief pause in tensions between the U.S. an
- Renewed Hormuz hostilities drive ECB rates rethink amid ‘extremely volatile’ outlook
Several consecutive days of strikes exchanged between the U.S. and Iran have cast uncertainty on the European Central Bank's interest rate decision ne
- China posts slowest quarterly growth since 2022 as investment slumps, fanning stimulus calls
That second-quarter growth came below Beijing's full-year growth target range of 4.5% to 5%, the least ambitious goal in decades.
Tuesday, July 14
- Consumer prices rose 3.5% annually in June, less than expected as energy prices eased
The consumer price index in June was expected to increase 3.8% from a year ago.
Monday, July 13
- 'Funflation' hits home: Why staying in isn't the cost-saver it used to be
Following a wave of price hikes, at-home pastimes like streaming movies or playing video games are pinching pocketbooks.
- India's inflation accelerates to 4.38% in June, exceeding forecasts
Inflation has risen for the eighth straight month in India, as food and energy prices rise due to the Iran war and deficient rainfall.
Thursday, July 9
- Job seekers giving up: Labor force participation rate falls to lowest in 50 years, outside of Covid era
A drop in the unemployment rate helped provide some upside to what was an otherwise downbeat jobs report — but it was for all the wrong reasons.
Wednesday, July 8
- China consumer price growth weakens in June while producer inflation rises to near 4-year high
Investors increasingly view China's two-speed growth with robust export and tepid domestic demand as a defining long-term feature of the Chinese econo
Friday, July 3
- Christine Lagarde leaves door open to early ECB exit, as she mulls French politics
The European Central Bank's Christine Lagarde has declined to rule out an early end to her term as president, as she mulls a foray into French politic
Thursday, July 2
- U.S. job creation cools in June with payrolls growth of just 57,000; unemployment rate at 4.2%
Nonfarm payrolls were expected to rise by 115,000 in June and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 4.3%.
- Europe wants to rebalance trade with Beijing, but can't quit Chinese air conditioners
A historic heat wave has driven unprecedented demand for Chinese-made air conditioners in Europe, underscoring the tough task Brussels faces in rebala
- World Cup could boost the June jobs report by 40,000, Goldman estimates
Nonfarm payrolls are projected to post a gain of 115,000, according to the Dow Jones consensus.
Wednesday, July 1
- Private payrolls rose by 98,000 in June, less than expected, ADP reports
Companies added slightly fewer workers than forecast, with hiring targeted heavily toward healthcare-related sectors.
- North Sea oil and renewables: The UK’s next PM faces a defining energy policy decision
Andy Burnham could face an early test over North Sea oil drilling as energy shocks revive the UK energy security debate.
Tuesday, June 30
- Do you really, really love your job? Then you're not alone, according to surprising results from this survey
Those surveyed showed a 78.9% rate of workers who "reported feeling positive at the end of their shifts."
Monday, June 29
- China widens Japan export curbs, targeting drone makers, nuclear firms and defense institutes
China blacklisted four of Japan's government defense research institutes and placed dozens more Japanese firms under tightened export restrictions Mon
Friday, June 26
- Shipping rebounds in Strait of Hormuz one week after U.S.-Iran deal – but fragile confidence threatens recovery
Shipping traffic through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz is recovering one week after the U.S. and Iran signed an interim peace deal.
Thursday, June 25
- UN agency pauses Hormuz ship evacuation plan after first vessel attack under peace deal
The pause follows a container ship being struck near the coast of Oman on Thursday, with a U.S. official saying that Iran was responsible for the atta
- Trump pledges rapid U.S. response for Venezuela after historic earthquakes kill hundreds
The swift U.S. offer of assistance reflects a degree of diplomatic realignment between the Trump administration and the Venezuelan interim government.
- Iran warns ships it's 'unacceptable and dangerous' to transit the Strait of Hormuz without their approval
The stern warning underscores Tehran's resolve to retain control over the Strait of Hormuz and to resist transits that bypass its authorization.
- Core inflation rate hit 3.4% in May, highest since October 2023, Fed’s preferred gauge shows
The personal consumption expenditures price index was expected to show a 4.1% annual increase.
Tuesday, June 23
- Factory job cuts in June neared financial crisis and Covid levels, S&P says
Though the firm's manufacturing index ran better than expected for June, it came largely from an inventory rebuild and despite sharp job cuts.
- U.S. issues sweeping Iran oil sanctions waivers, unlocking billions in revenue for Tehran
The U.S. issued a sweeping rollback of sanctions on Iranian oil, offering Tehran an economic lifeline as negotiations toward a peace deal proceed.
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