Philippine Growth Shock Sparks Doomsayer Debate With Investors
The Philippines’ sharp growth slump lays bare how revelations of massive graft have gutted confidence, even as top officials insist the nation is still on track.
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Fed Says Vulnerabilities Tied to Financial Leverage ‘Notable’
The Federal Reserve flagged vulnerabilities tied to leverage in a semi-annual report on financial stability that said the banking system remained “sound and resilient.”
US Consumer Borrowing Picks Up on Non-Revolving Debt
US consumer credit increased in September, driven by the largest advance in non-revolving borrowing this year.
Fed’s Miran Says Stablecoins to Put Downward Pressure on Rates
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said the growth of stablecoins could over time put substantial downward pressure on the neutral interest rate that would neither stimulate nor restrict the econo...
China Trade Deal ‘Ambiguity’ Leaves US Tractor Makers in Limbo
It’s unclear if the next new months will mark a turning point for the struggling farm-machinery sector, with minimal details on the US-China trade deal keeping manufacturers wondering when growers wil...
Peru’s Central Bank Is Buying Dollars Again After Sol Rallies 11%
Peru’s central bank has stepped into the currency market, buying dollars for the first time in five years after a rally in the sol pushed it to levels not seen since 2020.
US Consumers See Worse Job Market, Muted Inflation in Fed Survey
Americans’ perceptions of the job market worsened in October while their expectations for inflation edged lower, according to a monthly survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
US Consumer Sentiment Declines to Near Lowest on Record
US consumer sentiment tumbled to near the lowest on record as the government shutdown weighed on the economic outlook and high prices soured views about personal finances.
ECB’s Elderson Says Some Downside Growth Risks Have Eased
European Central Bank Executive Board member Frank Elderson said some of the dangers facing the region’s economy have eased, though the outlook remains unpredictable.
Europe Should Mull China Action If Situation Worsens, Nagel Says
Europe should consider measures against China if trade ties with the Asian nation continue to deteriorate, according to Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel.
Canada’s Second Monthly Job Surprise Reverses Recent Decline
The Canadian economy added 66,600 jobs in October, marking a second consecutive month of surprise employment gains as tariffs otherwise slow down economic activity.
Pimco Urges Milei to Let Peso Float While ‘Times Are Good’
As Javier Milei prepares to meet with investors in New York on Friday, fund giant Pacific Investment Management Co. has a clear message for the Argentine president: Let the peso float freely.
Mexico Inflation Ticks Down in October After Rate Cut
Mexico’s annual inflation slowed in line with expectations in October, just a day after the central bank delivered an 11th straight interest rate cut.
BOE’s Close Call on Rates Can’t Eclipse Budget Drama
The UK is confronting a multi-billion-pound hole in the public finances
Jefferson Says Fed Should Proceed Slowly as It Nears Neutral
Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson said the US central bank should move cautiously given that interest rates had been lowered closer to a neutral level that neither restricts nor stimulates t...
Sri Lanka Budget Aims Investment, Reforms to Protect IMF Bailout
Sri Lanka President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, presenting the nation’s 2026 budget, pledged reforms to keep a $3 billion International Monetary Fund bailout on track and announced measures to attract i...
Chile’s Annual Inflation Surprises by Slowing to Lowest Level Since April 2021
Chile’s annual inflation slowed much more than expected last month to the lowest level since April 2021, reviving investor bets on an interest rate cut at central bankers’ next decision in December.
Fed’s December Rate Decision Won’t Come Easy, Even If Shutdown Ends Soon
Federal Reserve officials had to make their latest interest-rate decision without key economic statistics thanks to the US government shutdown. The data they will receive when the government reopens p...
Hedge Fund Trades Push Up Gilt Repo Rates, BOE Official Says
The growing role of hedge funds in the gilt market is likely putting upward pressure on repo rates, according to a Bank of England official.
Senegal Eurobonds Plunge After IMF Talks Paused Without New Deal
Senegal’s dollar bonds slumped the most in seven months after the International Monetary Fund’s two-week staff mission to the country ended without an agreement on a new program.