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50-70 bps rate hike won't derail household consumption, says UBS Economist
21+ hour, 40+ min ago (43+ words) Livemint 50-70 bps rate hike won't derail household consumption, says UBS Economist UBS sees 50-75 bps of further rate hikes in FY27, as inflation remains elevated, but expects limited risk of over-tightening....
Bank of Spain Hikes Inflation View as Housing Squeezes
2+ hour, 6+ min ago (1066+ words) Briefs Finance Bank of Spain Lifts Inflation Outlook to 3.9% as Housing Crunch Intensifies - Consumer-price growth is now pegged at 3.9% for 2024, up 0.3 percentage point versus June's call. - Energy costs are doing the heavy lifting on prices, and Spain's inflation gap with…...
Japanese Yen struggles as wide US-Japan yield gap weighs | FXStreet
7+ hour, 30+ min ago (287+ words) The global bond sell-off loses some momentum, with Japan’s 10-year government bond yield easing toward 3.00% from the 3.153% peak reached earlier this week, its highest level in 30 years. Meanwhile, the 10-year US Treasury yield holds near 5.248%, below the 5.365% peak, its highest…...
The “Soft Data” Wall Street Keeps Getting Wrong
9+ hour, 28+ min ago (1222+ words) Home » Moneyball Economics » The “Soft Data” Wall Street Keeps Getting Wrong Posted by Andrew Zatlin | Oct 9, 2026 | Moneyball Economics 6 minute, 36 second read Wall Street spends billions of dollars trying to answer one singular question: But instead of getting answers, mining for…...
September job losses pour cold water on Bank of Canada rate hike chatter
6+ hour, 14+ min ago (848+ words) OTTAWA — The labour market stalled for a second month in a row in September, pushing back on calls for interest rate hikes from the Bank of Canada. Statistics Canada said Friday the economy lost 68,000 positions in September, coming off a…...
Want the highest possible savings rate? You might find there’s a catch
5+ hour, 54+ min ago (712+ words) Published 10 October 2026 6:46am When the Reserve Bank lifts interest rates, borrowers pay more through higher mortgage rates and repayments, but savers benefit too. This week, research from Canstar showed the highest ongoing savings rate hit 6 per cent, a level it says…...
Social Security payments could rise in 2027 – but retirees may still be disappointed
10+ hour, 23+ min ago (380+ words) Experts say projected increase will arrive too late for retirees struggling financially Social Security recipients are in line to receive a benefit increase in 2027, experts say. Monthly payments are expected to rise 3.5 percent when the Social Security Administration announces its…...
US consumers remain under pressure as sentiment slides
19+ min ago (277+ words) ING THINK Economic and financial analysis | ING THINK Consumer confidence remains under pressure from weak wage growth, high motor fuel costs and worries about job security. However, spending is holding up, reflecting the growing dominance of high-income households, who are…...
Wall Street nears bullish majority after gold’s late-week rally, Main Street fails to reclaim bullish bias as inflation data take center stage
19+ min ago (1105+ words) (Kitco News) – Gold prices finished the week higher after a volatile stretch, as early pressure from rising Treasury yields, a firmer U.S. dollar, and renewed inflation concerns gave way to a late-week rebound driven by softer yields, lower oil prices,…...
An End to US Debt
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (1014+ words) By Bill Bonner PostedOctober 6, 2026 Want to know where the US is headed? Want a peek at the future? Here it is: more inflation. More than you expect. We depend on rising interest rates and the ‘bond vigilantes’ to ride herd…...