The US CPI report yesterday came in more or less within expectations, with the details not really reflecting material evidence of an acceleration in tariffs passthrough on inflation. As things stand, there is some evidence that tariffs are impacting prices. However, that impact is not as significant as expected even three months after Trump’s initial […]
Dollar continued to stay soft in Asian session today, carried over from Tuesday’s post US CPI weakness. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent added to the policy discussion by urging Fed to consider a 50bps rate cut in September to “make up for the delay” in starting its easing cycle earlier this year. Bessent argued that
Germany Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (YoY) meets expectations (1.8%) in July Source link
Australia wages growth remained stable in the June quarter, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Wednesday. The wage price index grew 3.4 percent on a yearly basis, the same rate of increase as seen in the March quarter. On a quarterly basis, the wage price index rose 0.8 percent in the June quarter, slightly
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Since the recent one-week slide of -5.8% seen on the Hong Kong 33 CFD Index (a proxy of the Hang Seng Index futures) from 24 July 2025 high to 1 August 2025 low, its price actions have been choppy as markets grappled with US tariffs news flow and the possibility of an imminent US Federal
2025.08.12 2025.08.13 Weekly Economic Calendar for 18.08.2025–24.08.2025 Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ Trade wars and unpredictable actions from the White House are creating uncertainty and causing market volatility. Nevertheless, investors are trying to maintain optimism by seeking opportunities in the digital market. Major US stock indices are still trading in a long-term bullish trend, despite recent sharp corrections. In
Reuters Tankan for August 2025: Manufacturing index +9 vs. +7 in July, marking a second month of improved sentiment transport machinery sector, including autos, posted the strongest gains, climbing to +25 from +9, but is also forecast to retreat in coming months. Non-manufacturing index +24 vs. +30 in July, the first fall for this in
Small business optimism in the U.S. strengthened in July after eroding in the previous month as business expectations turned positive despite a rise in uncertainty, results of a monthly survey by the National Federation of Independent Businesses showed on Tuesday. The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index rose 1.7 points to 100.3 from 98.6 in June.
After a rough month of July taking the most traded Major pair from 1.1830 highs to a 4-handle correction, the NFP report at the beginning of the month led a huge wave of higher mean-reversion – An end-July daily double top on the pair had brought fresh technical fuel to sell the Euro.August 1st marked
Gaining some traction is the Atlanta Fed sticky price consumer price index. The Atlanta Fed Sticky Price Index measures the inflation rate of goods and services whose prices change relatively infrequently, making them “sticky” in response to market conditions. Purpose: It helps identify underlying, more persistent inflation trends by filtering out the “noise” from volatile
The USD/CAD outlook shows the dollar rising amid optimism over an extension of the US-China trade truce. China and the US agreed to extend their trade truce by another 90 days. Forecasts show that the annual US CPI figure might increase by 2.8%. The USD/CAD outlook shows the dollar rising amid optimism over an extension
Beneath the surface, signs of strain are emerging in both the corporate and consumer sectors, while market sentiment increasingly resembles the euphoric peaks of past bubbles. The disconnect between market performance and underlying economic fundamentals has become increasingly pronounced, with investors focusing on monetary policy expectations while potentially overlooking deteriorating conditions in key segments of
The U.K. labor market softened in the second quarter as wage growth eased, the unemployment rate held steady at a four-year high and job vacancies continued to decline sharply, official data revealed on Tuesday. The ILO jobless rate held steady at 4.7 percent in the second quarter, figures from the Office for National Statistics revealed
Dollar came under renewed selling pressure in early US session following the release of July’s CPI report. Equity markets responded positively, with stock futures pushing higher as investors focused on the softer-than-expected headline reading, largely downplaying the firmer core figure. Market reaction suggests the report does little to disrupt expectations for the Fed to deliver
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The Euro (EUR) is quietly consolidating in a tight range just above 1.16 and ignoring the release of weaker than expected ZEW sentiment survey figures. The release calendar is limited and the broader market is quiet, offering little in terms of near-term risk in either direction, Scotiabank’s Chief FX Strategists Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret
