Powell & Co are on watch for policy changes and will incorporate when they arrive ...

core goods prices (ex-food and energy commodities) are estimated to post a mild gain. One particular category that is expected to register a more moderate rise is clothing that jumped by 1.1% m/m SA ...

As widely expected, the BoE cut by 25bps to 4.75% this morning, in an 8–1 cautious decision and Monetary Policy Report that were shy on (unchanged) guidance—alike Bailey’s presser. The BoE did not ...

Canada employment m/m 000s / UR %, October, SA: Actual: 14.5 / 6.5 Scotia: 30 / 6.4 Consensus: 27.2 / 6.6 Prior: 46.7 / 6.5 Canada registered an ok set of numbers that offer mixed perspectives on the ...

Colombia: Domestic and external uncertainty favours cautious approach by BanRep’s board, while the staff revised the neutral rate higher Mexico: October inflation—increase in fruits and vegetables led ...

Global risk appetite is wavering to close out the week Canadian Jobs Preview Peru’s central bank cut China puts a price tag on preannounced local government debt swap Risk appetite is wavering to ...

“The road we travel is equal in importance to the destination we seek. There are no shortcuts. When it comes to truth and reconciliation we are forced to go the distance.” Scotiabank is deeply ...

We have three central bank decisions today, with the BoE kicking things off shortly (cautious 25bps cut), the Fed following at 14ET (also cautious 25bps cut) and then the BCRP’s announcement at 18ET ...

From the now calmer Trump trade we transition to central banks that will now weigh in post-election and led by the FOMC. The BoE delivered a hawkish sounding 25bps cut, Brazil hiked 50bps last evening ...