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BoC set to keep interest rates steady despite sticky inflation
ECB rate hike looms as energy shock pushes inflation to 3.3%
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RBNZ Delivers Back-to-Back Rate Hikes to Curb Inflation
BOJ hawk Takata says nimble rate hikes needed as inflation risks build
RBNZ expected to hike interest rate amid sticky inflation
10-year yield hits highest since January 2025 as higher oil prices stoke inflation worries
Oil is back above $92 and inflation fears are sending U.S. bond yields to their highest since January 2025
ECB says energy-led inflation spike justifies June rate hike
Eurozone Inflation Hits 3.3% in August, Highest in Three Years
Euro zone inflation rises above 3%, cementing ECB rate hike bets
Euro zone inflation is back above 3%. Higher interest rates are likely to follow
Euro extends losses against British Pound as Eurozone inflation fails to impress
Eurozone inflation jumps to 3.3% in August as energy prices surge
Euro zone inflation hits 3.3% in August as energy costs fuel price pressures
Eurozone inflation rises to 3.3% in August
Euro-Zone Inflation Jumps to Highest in Almost Three Years
Original-language Inflation report
Euro area inflation climbs above 3% in August on higher energy prices
Indonesia’s annual inflation edges up to 3.19% in August
UK Shop Price Inflation Hits Two-Year High After Energy Spike
New Zealand Set to Raise Rates Again to Counter Inflation Threat
Euro rates and inflation are out of sync — BofA sees opportunity
Higher food inflation could constrain spending on non-food items, India report says
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Thursday, August 27, 2026
Nvidia Breaks Its Post-Earnings Curse With $442 Billion Day
The Wall Street Journal · 12 sources
Kansas City Fed's Schmid says inflation 'stubborn' and 'sticky,' policy rate not restrictive
CNBC · 7 sources
BOJ deputy governor Himino calls for 'timely' rate hike
Reuters · 5 sources
How India’s central bank subsidised the diaspora
The Economist · 5 sources
Iran war diplomacy turns toward reopening Strait of Hormuz
Reuters · 7 sources
U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to 203,000, Below Forecasts
Seoul Economic Daily · 4 sources
How Bitcoin Prices Got An Unintended Boost From The U.S. Government
Investor's Business Daily · 6 sources
Anthropic unveils new framework allowing AI agents to operate physical devices
Reuters · 5 sources
Tokyo core inflation accelerates in August, nears BOJ target
Reuters · 5 sources
Nasdaq closes sharply higher as Nvidia earnings trigger tech-fueled stock rally
MarketWatch · 3 sources
(3rd LD) BOK delivers back-to-back rate hike to 3 pct, revises up 2026 forecast to 3.3 pct
Yonhap News Agency · 5 sources
Saskatchewan sets 50% tariff on US alcohol after new Trump tariffs on Canadian goods
Reuters · 6 sources
(2nd LD) Seoul stocks end higher for 3rd day on Nvidia earnings
Yonhap News Agency
ECB sources point to a September rate hike but limited guidance on further tightening
FXStreet · 3 sources
Brazil’s inflation cools as prices post first monthly decline in a year
Reuters · 5 sources
Latest Third-Quarter GDP Growth Estimate 4.6 Percent
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Saudi Arabia Appears to Be Preparing for a New War With the Houthis
The New York Times · 2 sources
Ministers tell Bank of England to boost innovation in digital currencies
Financial Times · 2 sources
US inflation remains elevated as GDP growth outlook brightens
CNBC TV18 · 2 sources
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