Newsquawk Week in Focus 15-19th June 2026: Highlights include Fed, BoJ, RBA, BoE, SNB, US Retail Sales, Japan CPI, UK Inflation and UK Jobs ... Continue reading
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Newsquawk Week Ahead – 27th April – 1st May 2026: Highlights include Fed, BoJ, BoE, ECB, BoC, US PCE, GDP and ISM Manufacturing PMI WEEK... Continue reading
How Interest Rates Shape Global Markets Interest Rates Today Interest rates are one of the most powerful forces in global financial markets. They influence... Continue reading
Jobless Reincarnation A potential U.S. government shutdown on October 1 could not come at a worse time for financial markets. Just two days later,... Continue reading
Post-Summer Trading Outlook: Uncertainty Looms Over Fed Cuts, Jobs Data, and Global Risks Federal Reserve interest rates – Post-Summer Trading Outlook The start of... Continue reading
Fed Independence Trump’s Pressure on the Fed: A Threat to Independence? For decades, the independence of the Federal Reserve has been considered a... Continue reading
Why Fed Independence Matters The Fed’s Current Dilemma: Independence, Politics, and Rate Decisions The Fed is once again in the spotlight as political pressure... Continue reading
Highlights include Trade talks and deadlines, Fed, BoJ, BoC, US NFP, Mfg PMI, PCE, QRA, EZ CPI & GDP and Aussie CPI Newsquawk Week... Continue reading
Currency prices can change a great deal based on the monetary policies of the country in question. It may come as no surprise then that... Continue reading
Newsquawk.com SUN: JMMC and OPEC+ Meetings. MON: Chinese Final Caixin Manufacturing PMI (May), EZ/UK/US Final Manufacturing PMIs (May), US ISM Manufacturing PMI (May). TUE: South... Continue reading
Governments, and the central banks that operate within the countries, set monetary policy that is designed to help bolster the economy of that country. Central... Continue reading
The forex market is largely controlled by interest rates. In fact, the interest rate is generally the single most important factor when it comes to... Continue reading