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Week Ahead: RBA interest rate decision and US CPI data in focus

A series of key economic data releases and central bank decisions is scheduled for 12 August 2025. At 0430 GMT, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is expected to cut its interest rate from 3.85% to 3.60%

Tommy Yap|--

Waller Emerges as Potential Fed Chair Nominee Amidst Trump Considerations

As Jerome Powell's term nears its end, Christopher Waller is emerging as a prominent candidate for Federal Reserve Chair. Trump takes interest in Waller’s views on the economy and potential for monetary policy adjustments.

Noah Lee|--

US Jobless Claims Rise: Analyzing Labor Market Trends and Economic Impact

Rising continuing jobless claims in the US suggest a potential weakening of the labor market. This analysis provides a detailed look at the data and its economic impact.

Emma Rose|--

Trump-Putin Talks Fuel Ukraine Asset Rally Amid Peace Hope

News of a prospective meeting between Presidents Trump and Putin spurred investors to buy assets likely to benefit from a Ukrainian peace deal, though skepticism remains about the potential for real progress.

Noah Lee|--

Netanyahu Seeks Approval for Full Israeli Occupation of Gaza: Implications and Analysis

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly seeking approval for a comprehensive Israeli occupation plan of the Gaza Strip, raising concerns about severe humanitarian and legal consequences.

Noah Lee|--

The Dollar Squeeze: How Rate Cuts Impact International Investors

This article discusses how lowering interest rates in the US could alleviate pressure on international investors holding dollar-denominated assets, influencing their currency hedging decisions.

Noah Lee|--

Putin and Trump Meeting Possible Next Week Amid Ukraine Tensions: Kremlin

The Kremlin announced a possible meeting between Putin and Trump next week, amid escalating Ukraine tensions and looming US sanctions. What are the potential implications of this meeting?

Sophia Claire|--

Bank of England Expected to Cut Rates Amid Inflation Concerns and Slowing Growth

The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates amid challenges facing the UK economy, including persistent inflation and slowing growth. This article analyzes the factors influencing the central bank's decision and market expectations.

Noah Lee|--

Israel Gaza Conflict: Is a New Offensive on the Horizon?

Tensions escalate in Israel with growing pressure for a new military offensive in Gaza, while deep divisions between the government and military leadership emerge. These developments threaten to exacerbate the humanitarian crisis and complicate peace efforts.

Ava Grace|--

Fed Vacancy: Will Trump Seek to Install a Powell Successor?

This article analyzes Kugler's unexpected departure from the Federal Reserve Board and its potential impact on Trump's upcoming appointments, including the possibility of a 'shadow chair' or a focus on Powell's successor.

Sophia Claire|--

Lula Rejects 'Humiliation', Weighs Options Against Trump Tariffs

In an exclusive interview, President Lula expresses concern over strained relations with the US, exploring options to respond to new Trump tariffs, including action at the World Trade Organization.

Liam James|--

Morning Note: BoE Rate Cut Expected; USD Weakens; BOJ Urged Caution

The Bank of England appears set to cut interest rates for the fifth time in a year this Thursday, likely lowering the Bank Rate from 4.25% to 4% in response to a slowing labour market

Tommy Yap|--

Nvidia Stock Is Slipping: what’s happening with Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA)?

Nvidia Stock Is Slipping: Nvidia has long been a dominant player in the technology sector, particularly in graphics processing units (GPUs) and artificial intelligence (AI).

Ghko B|--

Trump Imposes Tariffs on India Over Russian Energy Imports Amid Ukraine Tensions

The Trump administration announces new tariffs on Indian goods over Russian energy imports, escalating trade tensions amid diplomatic efforts regarding Ukraine.

Ava Grace|--

Kashkari Hints at Possible Near-Term Rate Cut Amidst Economic Slowdown

Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari indicated that the economic slowdown might prompt a near-term interest rate cut. However, the impact of tariffs on inflation remains a significant concern.

Liam James|--

Global Stock Markets Defy Recession Fears: AI and Liquidity Fuel Rally

Despite concerns about a potential U.S. recession, global stock markets remain robust, fueled by abundant liquidity and a focus on artificial intelligence. A Goldman Sachs report analyzes this phenomenon.

Emma Rose|--

Trump's Tariffs on Russian Oil: Potential Impact on US and Global Economy

President Trump threatens tariffs on countries buying Russian oil to end the war in Ukraine. This article analyzes the potential impact of this move on the US and global economy, focusing on its effect on India and oil prices.

Ava Grace|--

Berkshire Hathaway's Underperformance: Succession Concerns and Market Shifts

Berkshire Hathaway's stock has lagged the market due to concerns surrounding Warren Buffett's succession and evolving market dynamics, prompting questions about its future performance.

Noah Lee|--

White House Races Against Deadline to Resolve Russia-Ukraine Conflict

The White House is pressing Russia to end the conflict in Ukraine before a self-imposed deadline, with the potential for new sanctions on the Russian energy sector looming.

Sophia Claire|--

Trump Admin Mulls Sanctions on Russian 'Shadow Fleet' If Moscow Doesn't Agree to Ceasefire

The Trump administration is threatening sanctions on Russia's 'shadow fleet' of oil tankers if Putin doesn't agree to a ceasefire. The measure aims to pressure Russia to halt its war in Ukraine and undermine its ability to finance it through oil exports.

Noah Lee|--