Several key economic releases are scheduled for the week of 4 – 8 August 2025. On Monday, 4 August at 0630 GMT, Switzerland will release its CPI m/m data, with June showing a +0.2% rise and July expected to remain steady.
Markets experienced significant volatility this week driven by US economic data, Trump's trade policies, and interest rate expectations. The dollar weakened at the end of the week after soft jobs data, while gold rebounded. US stocks declined due to tariff concerns.
Markets experienced significant volatility this week due to mixed economic data, Trump's trade policies, and differing expectations for Federal Reserve monetary policy.
OPEC+ is poised to decide on increasing oil production, placing it at a significant strategic crossroads amid market volatility and expectations of price declines.
The July US jobs report reveals a slowdown in job creation, raising questions about the Federal Reserve's future course. The report casts a shadow on the economy.
The US July Nonfarm Payrolls data revealed a slowdown in job growth, leading to a shift in market expectations regarding Federal Reserve rate cuts and volatility in gold prices and the US dollar.
This article provides a detailed analysis of global market performance during August 2025, focusing on the impact of economic data and political events on price movements.
Fed Governor Michelle Bowman dissented from the decision to hold interest rates steady, advocating for a 25 basis point cut, citing slowing economic growth, a weakening labor market, and inflation approaching the target.
Fed's Waller dissents from holding interest rates steady, arguing that tariffs won't cause persistent inflation and the labor market shows signs of slowing. He advocates for a 25 basis point rate cut to avoid harming the economy.
President Trump escalates his rhetoric against Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling for the Board to 'take over' interest rate decisions. This escalation raises questions about the central bank's independence and its impact on the economy.
This article explores the potential impacts of President Trump's latest round of tariffs on the global economy, considering expert perspectives and potential scenarios.
Goldman Sachs strategists urge clients to hedge against risks as global corporate bond yield premiums compress, warning against complacency despite recent trade agreements providing tariff clarity.
The Bank of Japan is preparing for a potential interest rate hike, focusing on the impact of rising food prices on core inflation. The BOJ is carefully considering the potential timing of the move.
A sharp escalation in tension between Trump and Medvedev raises fears of a potential nuclear escalation, with direct threats exchanged and reminders of Russia's nuclear deterrent.
The July jobs report hints at a possible slowdown in the US job market, raising questions about future Federal Reserve policies and their impact on financial markets.
Japan's Finance Minister expresses concern over the declining value of the Yen, as analysts warn of potential intervention if the Yen reaches 155 against the USD. The concerns come after dovish policy signals from the Bank of Japan.
A US special envoy is set to travel to Russia amid escalating tensions over the Ukrainian conflict. Trump voices dissatisfaction with Russia's actions and hints at new sanctions, emphasizing the need for a peaceful resolution.
Nvidia faces increased scrutiny over the security of its H20 chips in China. The company denies a 'backdoor' for remote access or control, while the U.S. raises tracking concerns.
Report reveals Elon Musk's continued funding of Republican candidates despite criticizing Trump and promising to form a third party. Details of donations and future political endeavors.
President Trump has ordered the construction of a new $200 million banquet hall at the White House, funded by private donations, intended to enhance the presidential residence's capacity for hosting formal events.
