Economy

1

Oct 2026
Gold steadies as easing Fed October hike odds lift prices despite weak US data

Gold steadies as Fed hike odds fall; soft US data, ETF inflows support dip-buying strategies.

1

Oct 2026
China PMI surveys return to expansion as manufacturing and services activity strengthens in September

September data show China’s PMIs strengthening: manufacturing and services returned to expansion, signaling broader economic momentum.

30

Sep 2026
Chile Unemployment Rises to 9.6%, Raising Pressure for Faster Rate Cuts and Softer Peso

Chile’s August unemployment rose to 9.6%, above forecasts, signalling cooling growth, prompting faster cuts, weakening peso.

30

Sep 2026
Denmark Q2 GDP Growth Beats Forecast, Raising Stakes for Krone Peg and Danish Asset Pricing

Denmark’s Q2 GDP surged 5.7% year-on-year, beating forecasts, boosting equities and shaping Danish rates and krone trades.

30

Sep 2026
Denmark Q2 GDP Surges 0.9%, Beating Forecasts and Complicating Rate-Cut Outlook

Denmark’s Q2 GDP rose 0.9% versus 0.3% forecast, boosting yield, krone, and Danish equity trade outlook.

30

Sep 2026
Japan industrial output slumps 4.8% in August, missing forecasts and clouding manufacturing outlook

Japan’s August industrial production sank 4.8%, missing forecasts, signaling weakening manufacturing momentum and uncertain near-term output outlook.

30

Sep 2026
New Zealand ANZ Activity Outlook Stays Below 50 as September Sentiment Remains Subdued

New Zealand’s ANZ Activity Outlook fell to 47.9, staying below 50, signalling subdued expectations and weakness.

30

Sep 2026
Fed’s Barr calls for policy recalibration as markets price October and December rate rises

Barr urges Fed “recalibration” as inflation persists, markets price near-term hikes; AI may boost productivity, disrupt jobs.

30

Sep 2026
Canada GDP Stalls in July, August Seen Rebounding, Tempering Bet on Deep BoC Cuts

Canada’s rebound stalled in July, but August GDP likely rose 0.2%, tempering prospects for aggressive rate cuts.

30

Sep 2026
Canada’s Flat July GDP Triggers Front-End Curve Sell-Off as BoC Pricing Holds

Canada’s flat July GDP sparked front-end curve selling, but unchanged BoC pricing suggests limited momentum ahead.

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