ECB inflation impact limits: Schnabel warns price pressures
The ECB inflation impact limits are being tested as price pressures broaden beyond energy, with tariffs and broader risks potentially limiting future rate cuts.
Inflation uptick driven by food prices and peso weakness
The inflation uptick driven by food prices and peso weakness suggests price pressures are widening as consumption costs rise and exchange-rate dynamics feed
Zambia Inflation Slows to Eight-Year Low in May on Kwacha,
Inflation slows to eight year low: Zambia’s May 2025 annual inflation eased to 15.3% from 16.5% in April, driven by a stronger kwacha and a bumper corn
Treasuries slide higher oil prices
Treasuries slide higher oil prices, signaling sustained inflation risks and keeping expectations for higher rates elevated amid energy-driven pricing pressures.
Inflation bets hold rates higher as U.S. inflation stays hot
Inflation bets hold rates higher signal traders expect the Fed to keep policy restrictive for longer as hotter inflation maintains pricing for
Inflation and Labor Persistence: No Sign of Slowing Down
The analysis highlights inflation and labor persistence, with Bayesian methods and IMF work suggesting sustained inflation linked to tight labor markets and
Gasoline prices impact economy: Consumers tighten spending
Gasoline prices impact economy is a key factor shaping consumer behavior, with lower-income households trimming spending more than higher-income groups as gas
Korean inflation energy costs surge: Prices accelerate in
Korean inflation energy costs surge is driving May 2026 price gains in South Korea as surging energy costs feed into the economy, with inflation matching the
Monetary policy data monitoring guides SA rate decisions
Monetary policy data monitoring signals a careful, data-driven approach by the SARB as it weighs the next SPR decision amid inflation risks and global
Fed stance inflation employment risks balance: New York Fed
The Fed stance inflation employment risks balance suggests policymakers see inflation and labor-market risks as roughly offsetting, supporting a