Fed Chair Powell Poised for Rate Cut, Signals Caution on Future Easing
FOMC meeting: Powell delivers expected Fed rate cut but signals a higher bar for future easing. Understand the nuanced strategy for economic stability.
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German Exports Inched Up in October
Germany's exports saw a modest October rise, fueled by robust 2.7% eurozone growth. Discover how intra-bloc trade offers stability amidst global economic challenges.
The Chinese Manufacturing Juggernaut Shows Little Sign of Slowing, Despite the Disruptions of Tariffs
US tariffs failed to curb China's manufacturing dominance. Learn how China fortified its industrial resilience, achieved a $1T trade surplus, and deepened global reliance.
Australia Central Bank Keeps Rates on Hold But Makes Hawkish Tilt
RBA holds cash rate at 4.35% but signals a hawkish shift on inflation. Learn what this means for future interest rates, businesses, and the Australian economy.
Markets Eye China Economic Summit for Clues on 2026 Policy Plans
China's pivotal economic summit looms, revealing 2026 policy. Discover Beijing's plan for tech self-sufficiency, national security, and supply chain fortification amidst US tensions.
BLS to Skip October PPI Report
BLS delays Oct. PPI, combining it with Nov. data for a Jan. 14 release. Analyze the impact on wholesale inflation & economic forecasts.
The Journal Opens the Floor: Submit Your Questions on U.S. Economy, Markets, and Politics
Submit questions on the US economy, markets & politics for The Journal's expert Dec 10 livestream. Shape the discussion and get insights.
Japan Is Out Spending. Bond Markets Seem Nervous About Picking Up the Tab.
Tokyo tension: PM Takaichi's fiscal boost meets a hawkish BOJ. Discover how rising interest rates threaten Japan's bond market & soaring national debt.
German Industrial Output Accelerates Again
Germany's industrial output surged 1.2% in October, beating expectations & offering optimism. Explore the nation's economic resilience and future growth drivers.
China’s Exports Bounce Back in Sign of Tariff Resilience
China's exports jumped 7.1% defying forecasts, driven by new markets as US shipments declined. Uncover Beijing's resilient trade strategy & global market pivot.
U.S. Households Are Nearing the End of the Year Feeling More Dour About the Economy Than They Did at the Beginning, Even as They Keep Spending
US consumers are deeply pessimistic about the economy, yet continue spending. Uncover this baffling paradox fueled by a strong job market & savings.
Japan’s Economy Shrinks at Faster Pace Than Initially Estimated
Japan's Q3 GDP plunged 2.3% (annualized), a sharper contraction than feared. Unpack how weak demand & inflation are deepening Japan's economic woes.
Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: Fed Rate Cut Looms After Weak Jobs Data
Federal Reserve's likely rate cut is imminent. Understand its impact on the USD & global bonds, and what Powell's guidance signals for future policy.
Canada Unemployment Rate Drops to 6.5% in November With Surge in Hiring
Canada's job market surprises with unemployment at 6.5% in Nov! Strong hiring defies slowdowns & trade tensions, signaling resilience & a robust economic outlook.
ECB Must Not Exclude Any Policy Action, Says Villeroy
François Villeroy warns markets not to assume a 2% "terminal" ECB interest rate. Learn why the Bank of France Governor demands full policy flexibility for future economic challenges.
Monthly index of consumer sentiment for December from the University of Michigan rose slightly versus November, but remained much lower than where it began the year
Consumer sentiment in December nudged up to 59.7. Despite this slight rise, confidence is still reeling from a year of inflation & economic uncertainty.
Fed’s Favored Inflation Gauge Shows Moderate September Trend
September PCE inflation falls below 3% (2.8%), easing Fed concerns. See how cooling prices support future interest rate cuts & impact market outlook.
Eurozone Economy Posts Stronger Growth on Investment Rebound
Revised data shows Eurozone GDP grew 0.5% in Q3, up from 0.2%. Strong business investment drove this surprise expansion, boosting economic optimism.