North America Set to Cut Rates as Rest of G-7 Looks On
View original at finance.yahoo.comNorth America Set to Cut Rates as Rest of G-7 Looks On The Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve building in Washington, DC…
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Euro zone probably eked out growth of just 0.1% during the third quarter
80% confidenceFed Chair Jerome Powell will likely characterize the cut as insurance against downside risks to employment
80% confidencePolicymakers have little reason to adjust their outlook from September, keeping another cut on the table for December
80% confidenceColombia should have lower interest rates to bolster growth
80% confidenceChina's official PMIs likely to show factory sentiment improving only marginally despite fiscal and credit support
80% confidenceHeadline inflation of 2.4% and core measures averaging 3.15% are contained enough to justify delivering aid to the tariff-bruised economy
80% confidenceFrance's expansion forecast to have slowed slightly in the third quarter, to 0.2%
80% confidenceMexico flash reading may show negative quarterly and annual readings as declines in manufacturing outweigh resilient household consumption
80% confidenceGiven unanchored expectations, a rate hike is on the table
80% confidenceAlternative data suggest continued downside risks to employment despite government shutdown delaying official data
80% confidenceConsumer confidence retreated for a third straight month amid anxiety about jobs
80% confidence
