Economy

19 September 2026
Taiwan central bank holds rates at 2.0% as inflation forecast edges up, growth surges

Taiwan’s central bank held rates at 2.0%; inflation forecast edged up, while AI-driven growth supports TWD.

19 September 2026
Singapore NODX soars on AI chip demand as USD/SGD eases with lower Treasury yields

Singapore NODX surged 46.2% on AI-driven electronics; USD/SGD weakens as yields fall, bearish technicals persist.

19 September 2026
Sterling Steadies Near Lows as UK Retail Sales Lift Bank of England Rate Bets

GBP/USD steadied near lows as UK retail sales beat forecasts, bolstering Bank of England hike expectations.

19 September 2026
US Industrial Output Stalls in August, Missing Forecast and Fueling Bets on Fed Rate Cuts

US industrial production flat in August, missing forecasts; cooling manufacturing raises volatility, boosts rate-cut bets, hedging.

18 September 2026
UK Retail Sales Ex-Fuel Beat Forecast in August, Boosting Sterling and Rate Expectations

UK retail sales ex-fuel surged 2.7% in August, beating forecasts, boosting sterling and rate expectations.

18 September 2026
New Zealand Imports Slide to $8bn in August, Fueling NZD Weakness and Rate-Cut Bets

New Zealand imports slipped to $8bn in August, signaling cooling demand, pressuring NZD, and boosting rate-cut bets.

18 September 2026
MUFG holds USD/THB at 34.00 as import-heavy export boom and commodity shock weigh on baht

MUFG holds USD/THB 34.00 forecast as import-heavy electronics boom and commodity shock weaken baht fundamentals.

17 September 2026
BoE holds Bank Rate at 3.75% as dissenters back hike; outlines slower gilt rundown

BoE holds Bank Rate at 3.75%, signals slower gilt sales; warns Middle East risks could spur tightening.

17 September 2026
Fed signals further tightening as dollar firms; BoE inflation risks and New Zealand hike odds rise

Fed hikes to 4%, signals further increases; BoE inflation risks rise; New Zealand GDP beats, boosting hike odds.

16 September 2026
New Zealand Current Account Deficit Narrows in Second Quarter, Beating Forecasts and Bolstering NZD Prospects

New Zealand’s Q2 current account deficit narrowed to $1.67B, beating forecasts and supporting a stronger NZD outlook.

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