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Sep 2025
Carney indicated that austerity and investment will shape Canada’s forthcoming budget, anticipated soon

Canada’s budget balances austerity and investment, with expected departmental cuts but steady transfers to provinces and individuals.

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Sep 2025
A new record high for gold has been reached, potentially approaching $4000 amidst geopolitical instability

Gold hits record $3560 amid economic uncertainty and tariff policy debates, possibly nearing $4000 soon.

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Sep 2025
Bostic believes a quarter-point rate cut is likely; firms struggle with tariffs and consumer spending uncertainty

Firms face tariff pressures; spending uncertain. Fed eyes stability, maybe one rate cut amid shifting conditions.

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Sep 2025
Factory orders in the US decreased by 1.3%, slightly better than anticipated, indicating resilience

US factory orders fell 1.3% in July 2025; core capital goods orders rose by 1.1%.

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Sep 2025
Job openings in the US decreased, prompting a dovish market reaction and a weaker dollar

U.S. job openings fell below expectations in July; market reacts dovishly with rate-cut hopes rising.

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Sep 2025
Bailey attributed the steeper UK yield curve to global factors, emphasising downward rate expectations and supply-side inflation risks

Global factors steepen UK yield curve; supply issues fuel inflation, interest rates may gradually trend lower.

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Sep 2025
Policymakers from the Bank of England express contrasting views on interest rate decisions and inflation

MPC members debate rate cuts as inflation concerns persist; labour market loosening seen as normalization.

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Sep 2025
Musalem believes current policy balances inflation and employment while warning tariffs may raise inflation risks

St. Louis Fed President highlights tariff risks, inflation concerns, and emphasizes balancing employment with price stability.

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Sep 2025
Waller discussed rate cuts, inflation surges, and the importance of the Fed’s independence and growth.

Waller signals possible rate cuts, stresses Fed independence, monitors labour shifts, and debates neutral interest rate levels.

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Sep 2025
Canada’s Q2 labour productivity declined by 1.0%, marking the worst performance since late 2022

Canadian labour productivity fell 1.0% in Q2, marking the weakest performance since late 2022.

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