Morgan Stanley: What we expect from the January FOMC
Morgan Stanley anticipates the Fed will hold rates steady at the January meeting while upgrading its assessment of the labor market. Chair Powell is expected...
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Poll shows 18 out of 19 economists expect a Bank of Japan rate hike on Friday
CNBC conducted the poll, the main points: The Bank of Japan is expected to raise its benchmark interest rate this week by 25 basis points....
BoJ survey finds households expect inflation to rise by average of 11.5% a year from now
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Citi expect the Reserve Bank of Australia on hold in February, first hike in May
Last week I posted on some shifting forecasts for the RBA: ANZ expects a 25bp interest rate cut at the Reserve Bank of Australia February...
Goldman Sachs’ three reasons to expect GBP stabilisation and recovery
Goldman Sachs analysts suggest the British Pound can stabilize despite recent declines, although risks remain: GBP is “down but not out” The background to GS’...
What to expect from The Crypto World – BTC
 So What to expect from The Crypto World – BTC ? Last two months of the previous year saw some extraordinary developments when it...
US Consumers Expect Higher Inflation In Next Few Years: NY Fed Survey
U.S. consumers’ inflation expectations for the next three years increased sharply in December, while unemployment concerns were mixed, results of a monthly survey by the...
Trump adviser says to expect call with Putin soon
Over the weekend, he adds that “the preparations are underway”. And that while “we haven’t set the exact framework for it yet”, the call is...
Barclays now only expect the Fed to deliver one rate cut in June 2025
They’re not the only ones to pare back expectations after the stronger US jobs report last week. Goldman Sachs also did that too, but from...
Goldman Sachs now expect two Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2025, down from three
I posted earlier on Morgan Stanley unmoved by the jobs report: In the preamble to that post I spoke about the data. Repeating it here...