Monetary Policy

He said that it’s critical for the Fed to get inflation back to its 2 per cent target

Tariffs, fading AI chip demand or a sharper-than-forecast global slowdown could prompt looser policy – but tightening is possible too

Japan’s first female prime minister has refrained from criticising Ueda’s plans to dial back monetary easing as she prioritises the inflation fight

[WELLINGTON] New Zealand’s top central banker said on Wednesday (Dec 10) that there was no preset course for monetary policy and that adjustments would be made if the outlook for inflation changed.

The Politburo’s remarks point to a high Budget deficit, debt issuance and additional rate cuts next year to reach a growth target likely to remain at around 5%: analysts

Fed Governor Christopher Waller made the remark at a London dinner

[WASHINGTON] Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic, the first Black and openly gay person to lead one of the US central bank’s 12 regional banks, said on Wednesday he will retire at the end...

Unless there is a major surprise in the delayed data about to be released, the case for the third interest rate cut of the year is weakening fast

[TOKYO] Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on Monday (Nov 10) that she would work on setting a new fiscal target extending through several years to allow more flexible spending, essentially w...