The September US nonfarm payrolls (NFP) report might have a big influence on Fed rate cuts and gold prices next week.
The US August Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index will be one of the primary measures used to confirm the Fed's easing stance. Thus, PCE is anticipated to have...
Unless price data perks up quickly, many analysts say that the Fed’s next few rate cuts will be mostly uncontroversial.
Unless just about everybody is wrong, the Federal Reserve will cut the fed funds target by 25-bps to a range of 4.0%-4.25% this week.
The Fed looks set to re-start rate cuts next week and could take the fed funds target rate down by as much as 150-bps by the middle of next year. However, we doubt rates...
Those pushing for lower rates from the Fed, such as Governor Waller cite well-anchored inflation expectations as one reason to act. But many analysts think that this is...
The Personal Consumption Expenditure Price (PCE) index, the Fed's preferred measure of inflation, will be released on Friday and could significantly impact gold prices...
Federal Reserve officials have said many times that they need to be confident that inflation is sustainably moving towards the 2% target in order to ease policy.
Wage developments should probably be putting more of a brake on Fed rate-cut aspirations than they seem to be doing at the moment.
The Fed Chairman's testimony to Congress and February's nonfarm payrolls data (NFP) are expected to have a significant influence on gold prices next week.
Inflation is certainly coming down if we take the conventional view which is that inflation is a measure of price changes in a basket of goods and services. But what if...
What if the U.S inflation does not come down to the 2% level that most central banks’ target on a sustained basis? We think there are three options and we also think we...
Unsurprisingly, the surge in inflation in developed countries has led to accusations that central banks have been asleep at the wheel.
U.S inflation will come down again; it is how much it comes down, that is the key.
This week sees another inflation test in the US in the shape of the July CPI data. The monthly CPI is forecasted to increase by an average of 0.2% per month since the...
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