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The US annual inflation rate is predicted to remain at 3.4% in May, while the core inflation rate is expected to soften from 3.6% to 3.5%. These numbers are crucial as they can influence investor expectations of a September Fed rate cut. A more hawkish Fed rate path could lead to increased borrowing costs and
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Poland is facing significant challenges in its fiscal policy, as highlighted by a senior International Monetary Fund official. The European Commission has projected that Poland’s budget deficit will rise to 5.4% of gross domestic product this year, which is among the highest in the European Union. This is primarily due to the government’s increased expenditure
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Following the recent US Job Report, there are expectations of a pickup in hiring which could potentially support wage growth. This increase in wages may lead to higher trends in disposable income, ultimately fueling consumer spending and demand-driven inflation. The net effect of this could result in a higher-for-longer Fed rate path to raise borrowing
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Recently, Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino expressed worries regarding the Yen and its impact on economic activity. He stated that exchange-rate fluctuations can affect various aspects of the economy, including inflation. This raises concerns about the stability of the USD/JPY pair in the current market environment. In addition to the concerns raised by
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An unexpected increase in initial jobless claims has the potential to influence investor sentiments regarding a September Fed rate cut. This spike could signal weaker labor market conditions, impacting wage growth, disposable income, and consumer confidence. As a result, consumers may reduce spending, leading to a decrease in demand-driven inflationary pressures. A downturn in consumer
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