Executives from major financial institutions report steady U.S. consumer spending, signaling resilience despite low confidence.
Swiss and Eurozone inflation fell, aligning with forecasts, keeping rate cut expectations unchanged across major central banks.
The U.S. urges Vietnam to cut Chinese ties amid complex negotiations, citing concerns over origin washing.
Trump administration seeks trade offers by Wednesday; EU, unaware of request, plans meeting amid looming deadline.
Rate decision driven by domestic factors; inflation steady, labour loosening, with downward trend likely but uncertain.
The Bank of England sees ongoing disinflation, though core inflation has recently risen from 3.2% to 3.8%.
UK disinflation continues steadily; emerging labour market slack expected to guide future Bank of England policy.
A Bank of England official warns restrictive rates may harm demand, investment, and long-term economic growth.
Eurozone inflation eases in May; CPI and core CPI both below expectations, boosting rate cut prospects.
Bank of Japan maintains economic outlook; interest rate decisions hinge on inflation trends and US trade talks.
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