Economy

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Sep 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.

16

Sep 2026
China’s domestic demand fades as output picks up, Standard Chartered warns of Q3 growth risks

China’s domestic demand weakens while AI-driven exports lift output; downside Q3 GDP risks prompt fiscal, monetary support.

15

Sep 2026
Empire State Manufacturing Index Miss Signals Cooling Factory Momentum, Spurs Volatility and Rate-Cut Bets

Empire State index hits 7.6, missing forecasts; manufacturing cools, boosting volatility, lowering yields, pressuring the dollar.

15

Sep 2026
Sterling Holds Firm as MUFG Sees BoE Holding Rates, Hinting at Possible November Hike

Sterling stays resilient as UK growth firms; markets anticipate tighter BoE policy despite energy shock and labor risks.

15

Sep 2026
Fed poised for first rate rise since May 2023 as global policy diverges

FOMC poised for first hike since May 2023 amid mixed global policy, easing inflation, and risks.

15

Sep 2026
Canada inflation holds at 3% as core gauges stay near target, rate outlook steady through 2026

Canada’s inflation held at 3% in August; core near 2%, easing pressures, rates steady through 2026.

14

Sep 2026
FY26 GDP forecast raised to 3.2% as domestic demand holds; inflation seen easing in 2027

GDP grew 4.1% in 1H26; FY26 forecast raised to 3.2%, inflation near 3% amid energy volatility.

14

Sep 2026
US CPI steadies as markets weigh near-even odds on Federal Reserve rate move

US CPI met forecasts: headline 3.4%, core eased; markets split on Fed, while Canada CPI awaits.

12

Sep 2026
DBS sees Taiwan central bank holding rates in September, signalling December hike to 2.125%

DBS expects Taiwan’s central bank to hold at 2.00% September 17, then hike to 2.125% December.

12

Sep 2026
Michigan consumer sentiment slips to 47.8 in September, fuelling volatility and rate-cut expectations

Michigan consumer sentiment hit 47.8 in September, missing forecasts, signaling weaker confidence, volatility risks, and potential Fed cuts.

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