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Cooler US jobs growth supports a Federal Reserve pause in October
Articles Cooler US jobs growth supports a Federal Reserve pause in October Published 14:10 United States Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Download In the wake of dovish-leaning comments from the Fed leadership and softer-than-anticipated inflati
CEE & CCA week ahead: Polish rate decision and inflation data across Central Europe
Articles CEE & CCA week ahead: Polish rate decision and inflation data across Central Europe Published 11:25 Czech Republic Hungary Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Download Poland is expected to leave rates unchanged next week, while Hungary, t
Eurozone inflation soars to 3.8% in September
Older quick take Quick take Published 10:34 Eurozone inflation soars to 3.8% in September The increase from 3.2% marks the fastest jump since March, the first month of the Middle East war. While it’s still mainly driven by energy prices, broader inflationary pressures are m
THINK Ahead: Britain is not the next France. For now…
Opinions Opinion by James Smith THINK Ahead: Britain is not the next France. For now… Published 10:10 France United Kingdom The debacle unfolding in the French bond market is all too familiar for those in Britain. The UK is far from immune to rising yields, yet its public finance