Macroeconomics


2024-09-25

[News] RBA Holds Monetary Policy Steady, Interest Rates Remain at 12-Year High

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) announced on September 24 that the cash rate target remain at 4.35%, marking the seventh consecutive month at this level, which is also the highest in nearly 12 years. In the meeting statement, the RBA noted that restrictive financial conditions continue to sup...

2024-09-24

[News] FED Rate Cut Drives Gold Prices to a New All-Time High

The Fed announced a 50-basis-point rate cut last week, sparking expectations of further rate reductions and driving gold prices to new highs. On the 23rd, gold prices surged to an all-time high. On September 23, gold futures on the COMEX, the world’s largest gold futures exchange, soared to a r...

2024-09-19

[News] Fed FOMC Summary: Fed Rate Cut by 50 bps, SEP Suggests Two More Rate Cut in 2024

The Federal Reserve held its FOMC meeting on September 18, announcing a 50-basis point cut to the federal funds rate, lowering it to a range of 4.75% to 5%. In its post-meeting statement, the Fed noted that the labor market had shifted from moderate growth to a slowdown, and its confidence in inflat...

2024-09-18

[News] U.S. Retail Sales Beat Expectations in August, but Markets Still Bet on Aggressive Fed Rate Cuts

The U.S. retail sales slightly increased in August, as reported by the U.S. Census Bureau on September 17. The U.S. Retail sales rose by 0.1% month-over-month in August, down from 1% in July, but better than market expectations of -0.2%. On a year-over-year basis, retail sales grew by 2.1%, lower th...

2024-09-16

[News] China Raises Retirement Age for the First Time in 70 Years

Faced with the dual challenges of an aging population and a sluggish economy, China has decided to undertake a significant reform, announcing the first increase in the retirement age since the 1950s. The new policy raises the retirement age for men to 63, while for women, it will be adjusted to betw...

  • Page 11
  • 18 page(s)
  • 89 result(s)

Get in touch with us