The FOMC took a page from what its northern neighbour did last week and delivered a hawkish 25bps cut. Birds of a feather I ...

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On Wednesday, December 18 th, the Central Bank (BCCh) revealed its economic projections in the December IPoM, highlighting an expansion of 2.3% expected for the GDP (IPoM Sept-24: 2.4%) and of 4.8% ...

The aftermath of the FOMC’s more hawkish pivot continues to reverberate through global markets. US equity futures are a little more stable with small gains this morning and the US yield curve is ...

Sovereign bonds are mostly cheaper across major markets with gilts leading the way following a questionable interpretation of the latest batch of job market figures. The USD is stronger along with the ...

Four more years of this stuff folks, and he hasn’t even taken office yet. Four years of chasing volatile and erratic policy threats and measures with real consequences for markets and the global ...

These inflation numbers represent the Consumer Price Index (total CPI). As defined by the Bank of Canada, "The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is an indicator of changes in consumer prices experienced by ...

Merry Christmas, happy holidays and here’s to wishing the best of the new year to our clients, staff, friends and families! While it will be quieter, this two-week edition of the Global Week Ahead ...

GDP growth came in at 3.4% in October. This was the third consecutive growth in which GDP growth has fluctuated at a narrow, and comforting, pace of between 3.2% and 3.4% (chart 1). There are a couple ...

It was touch and go if Canadians would get a Fall economic update on December 16 th as its Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland resigned in the hours leading up to the update.