
Treasury Yields Rise on Fed Rate Hike Outlook
Treasury yields surged as traders priced in multiple Federal Reserve rate hikes, including a potential October increase, amid persistent inflation
Shocks & cycles on Trade and Tide: Global growth outlook, Inflation across economies, Monetary policy divergence, Recessions and slowdowns, Energy price shocks and Food prices and security.

Treasury yields surged as traders priced in multiple Federal Reserve rate hikes, including a potential October increase, amid persistent inflation

The Swiss National Bank kept its key interest rate at 0%, diverging from major trading partners now hiking to fight inflation.

A sharp spike in U.S. Treasury yields, driven by inflation fears and weak auction demand, is pushing borrowing costs higher for consumers and businesses

WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala stated that AI and trade growth are intertwined, with 42% of last year's global goods trade expansion linked to

UK inflation accelerated to 3.1% in August, driven by a sharp 23% annual rise in motor fuel prices. The data comes ahead of a Bank of England policy decision, with markets expecting interest rates to be held steady.

The bond market is pushing for Federal Reserve rate hikes to restore inflation-fighting credibility, even though such moves won't lower gasoline prices

U.S. Consumer inflation rose 3.4% in August, outstripping a 3.1% wage gain and causing real earnings to fall, reversing a year of progress as energy price

U.S. Producer prices rose 0.4% in August, keeping annual wholesale inflation at 5.4% and reinforcing expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate hike

Markets now price a 70% chance of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike next week, driven by rising wholesale prices and oil above $100 a barrel.

S&P Dow Jones Indices has reclassified Poland as a developed economy, a move that will shift its stocks into less risky indexes and potentially unlock

A new WTO report finds Latin America and the Caribbean's digitally delivered services exports grew fivefold in 20 years but still represent only 2% of the

Oil prices climbed after reports of a Saudi Aramco refinery being hit by Houthi rebels, with the West Texas Intermediate contract advancing 0.8% to $92.17

US private payrolls increased by 38K in August, below expectations, with services driving the growth

The August U.S. Jobs report, due Friday, is forecast to show modest payroll growth of 53,000, keeping unemployment at 4.1%.

A 'supersized' El Niño climate event will persist until February 2027, threatening global commodity markets and energy production with extreme weather, the

PwC predicts global data center spending will reach $31.6 trillion from 2026 to 2050, surpassing the combined cost of US/UK railways and the internet.

The ISM manufacturing index dropped to 54.6% in August. Tariffs and conflict caused price and supply issues, prompting warnings of slower activity ahead.

Eurostat reports euro zone inflation jumped to 3.3% in August, driven by energy costs, making an ECB interest rate increase highly probable next week.

Singapore has launched its largest-ever package of financial incentives, pledging over S$60,000 per citizen child, to combat a total fertility rate that

Economists and corporate leaders are divided on whether the US economy remains K-shaped or has shifted to a C or E shape, reflecting ongoing debates about

Former Fed governor Kevin Warsh advocates for aggressive rate hikes, creating tension with President Trump's growth agenda before the midterms.

U.S. GDP growth steadied at 1.5% in Q2 while PCE inflation rose to 3.7% year-over-year. Durable goods orders jumped 1.1% in July, exceeding forecasts.

DICK'S Sporting Goods reported a second consecutive quarterly earnings miss, sending its shares down 18%. Pre-market futures show modest gains across major U.S. indices, while the S&P Case-Shiller index indicates continued real-term declines in home prices. The market awaits the Consumer Confidence report and upcoming earnings from Zoom, Box, Intuit and NVIDIA.

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge shows core personal consumption expenditures rose 3.3% annually in July, matching forecasts. The report also highlights modest gains in personal income and spending, while goods prices fell and services prices edged up.

The US economy saw an unexpected decline in jobs in July, with nonfarm payrolls falling by 23,000, while the unemployment rate slipped to 4.1%

The UK economy is experiencing a rebound, but the ongoing Iran war and high energy prices pose significant risks to its growth prospects.

The latest consumer price index report shows a moderate increase in prices, potentially reducing the likelihood of an imminent interest rate hike

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says there's a very good chance the US budget deficit has peaked under President Donald Trump

The July consumer price index report shows inflation rising 0.1% for the month, with an annual rate of 3.4%, and core readings of 0.2% and 2.5%

US President Donald Trump expressed frustration with the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy, arguing that the US should be paying lower rates compared to other countries.

Insiders reveal Iran is evaluating potential military targets in Europe as a response to escalating tensions with the Trump administration, highlighting the growing geopolitical risks in the region.

A Trump ballroom official reportedly held quiet talks with Kremlin officials, sparking interest in the international community.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that wholesale costs for goods and services were unchanged in July, contrary to forecasts of a 0.2% increase.

ECB economists warn of a potential correction in US tech stocks, citing concerns over valuations and growth prospects.

A recent report highlights the connection between the Geneva School of economists and the rise of plutocrats like Elon Musk.