#monetary-policy

#monetary-policy

Eurozone inflation steady at 2.2% masks underlying price changes, indicating potential inflation risks.

Eurozone economy showed a surprising growth of 0.4% in Q1, despite a weak overall economic outlook.

Eurozone growth stalled in Q4 while 2024 saw overall growth at 0.7%.

Germany's GDP contracted by 0.2%, indicating consecutive annual declines.

Trump's threats to fire Fed chair Powell indicate a historic challenge to the central bank's independence.

Trump's attacks on the Federal Reserve could jeopardize his economic objectives.

A potential 'shadow Fed president' may influence markets ahead of official monetary policy changes.

Trump's attacks on Fed Chair Powell threaten the Federal Reserve's independence from political pressures.

The USD/JPY is affected by diverging monetary policies and trade tensions, influencing demand for both currencies.

The U.S. dollar remains a key global currency despite recent volatility, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

Brown warns Trump's tariffs could destabilize global economy, urging synchronized global action similar to 2008 crisis.

USD/JPY is influenced by the Fed's rate outlook and the BoJ's potential tightening amid inflation concerns.

Gold prices await key economic data that may influence investor sentiment.

Uncertainty in trade policies continues to elevate gold demand.

Gold prices reached a new all-time high due to a weak dollar and rising safe-haven demand amidst geopolitical tensions.

Understanding the 10-year Treasury yield is crucial for navigating U.S. monetary policy and its implications for economic strategy.

The U.S. may shift from Treasuries to Bitcoin as its reserve asset, signifying a transformative change in global finance.

The euro has significantly appreciated against the US dollar due to US trade policies and increasing confidence in the eurozone economy.

The U.S. Dollar Index stabilizes as investors await inflation data and Jerome Powell's testimony, affecting future monetary policy expectations.

The U.S. dollar is under pressure due to weaker than expected retail sales and concerns over potential new tariffs.

January retail sales fell significantly, leading to a shift in economic outlook and expectations for future monetary policy.

The Bank of England has cut interest rates for the third time in six months amid weak economic growth and slowing inflation.

Despite a reported slowdown, the U.S. economy exhibits steady growth with robust consumer spending supporting it.

The UK's sluggish economic growth requires a more robust and scrutinized policy approach, rather than mere incremental adjustments.

Nominal GDP targeting is advocated as a superior option to inflation targeting for economic policy.

Uncertainty in global trade policies is negatively impacting the U.S. dollar.

The Mexican peso remains stable due to cautious market reactions to economic data and trade developments.

The Wall Street Journal critiques President Trump's understanding of money supply and inflation, highlighting potential economic pitfalls stemming from his policies.

Political interference in central banking can destabilize inflation control efforts.

US CPI inflation has unexpectedly increased, putting pressure on monetary policy expectations.

Short-term upward inflation trends are influenced by specific sectors, but long-term trends remain positive for rate cuts.

The FOMC maintained the fed funds rate at 4.25% - 4.50% despite rising inflation and lowering growth forecasts.

The ECB's recent policy statement reflects a continued cautious and data-driven approach, showing little sign of a hawkish shift.

Bank of England may reduce interest rates significantly due to slowing economic activity and inflation.

Monetary policymakers are on alert regarding Trump's trade war impact, influencing their interest rate decisions this week.

The Bank of England's rate cuts aim to stimulate the economy but may not address underlying issues of stagnation.