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Economists Pilloried For Getting Forecasts Wrong

Economists are taking flak after missing the mark on inflation, failing to anticipate disruptions in global supply chains and forecasting a recession that has not materialised.

International Business Times

Rates probably on hold but all eyes on RBA governor

More interest rate hikes are broadly off the table but the Reserve Bank governor is likely to keep her options open in a big week of public appearances.

AAP

Turkey appoints Fatih Karahan as new central bank chief after Erkan resigns

The appointment comes a few hours after the resignation of Hafize Gaye Erkan citing a media scandal.

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US Fed 'Not Yet' At The Point Of Rate Cuts, Official Says

The US Federal Reserve is on the right track in its inflation fight, but "not yet" at the point where it should begin cutting interest rates, a senior official said Friday.

International Business Times

Did the Fed Put a Lid on Stock Prices?

The S&P 500 (SPY) was off to another great start in 2024. That was until Chairman Powell grabbed the mic at his January 31st press conference. And things went south in a hurry. Why is that? And what does that mean for stock investors in the days and weeks ahead?…

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To curb price rise, Centre tells traders, millers to declare rice stocks on government portal

Sanjeev Chopra said the decision is to manage the overall food inflation and to prevent unscrupulous speculation.

The Hindu

January Jobs Growth Comes In Hot: What the Experts Are Saying

Stronger-than-expected jobs growth and rising wage pressure all but eliminate the possibility of a March rate cut.

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A message to Starmer from the US: ditching your £28bn climate plan isn’t just cowardly – it’s bad politics

Folding in the face of Tory attacks won’t win Labour any votes. Joe Biden has shown how this spending can pay off electorally, says New Republic writer Kate Aronoff

The Guardian - UK

Kharge targets Centre over unemployment, inflation and attempts to end reservation

PM should have condemned it when Bilkis Bano’s attackers were welcomed with garlands and sweets, Kharge adds

The Hindu

GME vs. AONNY: Where to Place Your Bets in 2024

A resilient economy, characterized by diminished inflation concerns and vigorous consumer spending, is fueling the prosperity of the specialty retail sector. Consequently, which of the two stocks, GameStop (GME) or Aeon Co. (AONNY), could provide better returns this year? Let’s find out….

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South Korea's Inflation Eases to Six-Month Low, Caution Remains

Discover the latest economic update from South Korea as inflation softens to a six-month low. However, policymakers remain cautious. Stay informed now.

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Inflows into US Equity Funds Surge Amid Positive Economic Data

US equity funds are experiencing inflows as positive economic and inflation data boosts investor confidence. Learn more about the latest market trends.

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Biden hails robust jobs market as proof US economy is ‘strongest in the world’

US adds 353,000 new jobs over month as growth in hiring gives boost to president, whose polling on economy has remained weak

The Guardian - US

Strong Job Growth and Stable Economy Expected for 2024

Learn about the surprising strength of the US job market in 2023, with job growth exceeding expectations and inflation cooling, setting the stage for a pot...

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Londoners face inflation-busting 6% hike in water bills

Industry group Water UK says higher bills will mean more investment

International Business Times

IMF Says Central Banks Should Not Rush Into Rate Cuts

The IMF sees a greater risk to the global economy if central banks start cutting interest rates too soon than if they move "slightly" too late, Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said Thursday.

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Bank of Canada Concerned Federal Budget May Hinder Inflation Fight

The Bank of Canada warns that the federal budget in Canada may pose challenges to the fight against inflation, highlighting potential issues and risks.

International Business Times

Bank Of England Freezes Rate As Inflation Stays High

The Bank of England froze its key interest rate Thursday for a fourth meeting in a row, matching US Federal Reserve policy, as high inflation prevents cuts to borrowing costs.

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Inflation in Europe Eases, Boosting Speculation of Rate Cuts

Inflation in Europe eases to 2.8% in January, fueling speculation of interest rate cuts. The decline offers hope for a stagnant economy.

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Inflation to fall to 2% target within months, Bank of England says, but will rise again

GDP, meanwhile, is now expected to stagnate in the first quarter of this year, but will pick a little up with 0.5% growth in 2025

The Guardian - UK

UK interest rates have peaked, the next move is down … but not yet

Bank of England’s rate-setting panel is split three ways – to hike, cut or hold –but analysts are now pencilling in a cut for late spring

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Federal Reserve likely to delay rate cuts, seeking more certainty

Learn about the Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates at a high for the fourth time and their evaluation of inflation targeting and rate cuts i...

Evening Standard

Bank of England leaves interest rates on hold at 5.25%

City forecasters do not expect the first cut in the cost of borrowing until May or June

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England sticks with 5.25% interest rate but hints at coming cut

Inflation forecast to temporarily fall below 2% in May as policymakers’ vote on base rate splits three ways

International Business Times

Eurozone Inflation Slows To 2.8% In January

Eurozone inflation fell in January due to a slowdown in food price increases, official data showed Thursday, but the drop was more modest than expected by analysts.

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