Brazilian Finance Minister Fernando Haddad said there will be room for interest rate cuts in the coming months. Speaking at a J. Safra Bank event, Haddad emphasized that the positive trend in
The US Federal Reserve (Fed) is concluding one of its most politically charged meetings in years on Wednesday. The general market expectation is a quarter-point interest rate cut. However, some members argue
Nestlé chairman Paul Bulcke’s early departure is seen by investors as an opportunity for the company to accelerate growth and focus on underperforming units. Bulcke will hand over his position to former
US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins told the Financial Times that the Trump administration plans to use tariff revenues to support US farmers. Rollins stated, “It’s possible we’ll announce a serious support package
The US dollar appears to have stabilized in recent weeks after experiencing a record drop in the first half of the year. However, many investors believe this is only a temporary pause
Gold prices retreated slightly on Thursday but remained near historical highs above $3,600. Spot gold fell 0.3% to $3,629/ounce, while December US gold futures contracts dropped 0.4% to $3,666. The US dollar
US stock futures traded flat on Thursday morning as investors awaited critical inflation data. Markets are looking for new clues about the Fed’s interest rate cut path with the release of the
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) announced it aims to more strictly regulate cross-border yuan financing between banks and increase the global use of the yuan. This move stands out as part
Wall Street is preparing for the risk of a liquidity crunch in the money markets at the end of the quarter. The accelerated issuance of US Treasury bonds in recent months has
The pound sterling fell 0.2% against the dollar in July to 1.3553 following the stagnation of the UK economy. However, the currency is poised for its second consecutive weekly rise, increasing by