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...
The Fed has not cut rates so far this year but FOMC members forecast two rate cuts in 2025 at their June meeting and the market is priced for two cuts as well.
Many economists and financial markets are banking on only a modest and temporary lift to US inflation from tariffs.
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...
The US dollar has fallen by as much as 6% this quarter against other developed currencies (on the DXY index).
As tariffs are thought to produce a one-time lift to US inflation, so the lift to the dollar may prove temporary and not permanent.
The higher-than-expected US CPI data for January may cause FED to slow its rate cuts in 2025.
There’s pretty widespread agreement that US tariffs will lead to lower growth than would have otherwise been the case, and higher inflation.
In many respects, the US seems to be in a perfect place: growth is robust, the economy is at full employment, and inflation is easing down to the Fed’s target.
As we count down to the July 31st FOMC meeting, there seem to be increasing calls for the Fed to do something.
This week, US inflation predictions continued to have an influence on gold prices. How will gold prices react when the US reports PCE next week?
While gold prices have gained considerably this week, U.S. employment data and the Fed Chairman's comments might put them at danger next week.
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.
US inflation has increased faster than anticipated, raising concerns that the Fed will continue to delay interest rate cuts. This may put the gold price under pressure.
The release of US inflation data next week will have a direct impact on gold prices.
While there have been the customary bumps in the road that leads to lower inflation, the last year, or so, has panned out the way many might have expected – or at least...
The IMF released its latest External Sector Report this week for 2022 and, once again, concluded that the dollar was overvalued.
Since the US CPI fell significantly in June, the FED might only raise interest rates once more.
Inflation fell to its lowest annual rate in more than two years in June, prompting the Federal Reserve to halt hiking interest rates after its July meeting, boosting the...
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...
There are reasons to fear that inflation won’t decline in the way that central banks expect.
All eyes are on the US inflation. The improvement in inflation will cause the Fed to scale back and then end its rate hikes?
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