18 articles on key interest rates
With key interest rates held steady, certain sectors are enjoying a newfound stability. Traders are reassessing profitable positions in a monetary environment that is stabilizing.
Bitcoin remains above $64,000 as traders hold their breath ahead of the Fed's monetary policy meeting this week.
As inflation remains stubbornly high in the eurozone, the question of another ECB rate hike is resurfacing. We break down the signals.
UBS expects the Fed to hold rates steady despite market expectations of a rate hike. Kevin Warsh downplays the inflation risk, but traders remain hesitant.
Christopher Kent, deputy governor of the RBA, warns that the Australian central bank could take a tougher stance on inflation. A major turning point for the AUD.
Bitcoin is holding steady above $60,000 as ETFs see massive outflows and expectations regarding the Fed weigh on market sentiment.
The ECB survey shows that eurozone consumers now expect lower inflation in 2027. This marks a major psychological turning point for the euro and interest rates.
Inflation in Tokyo rose in June, driven by energy prices. This acceleration is fueling renewed speculation about monetary tightening by the Bank of Japan.
Gold hits its lowest level since November 2025 following the Fed's hawkish signals. The dollar is taking advantage of this to dominate the foreign exchange market.
The New York-based bank is revising its strategy in response to the Federal Reserve's tightening. The markets will have to wait until the fall of 2026 to see rates fall.
The dollar is climbing to its highest level in two months as expectations of a Fed rate hike grow. The Japanese yen is taking a hit.
Gediminas Simkus, a member of the ECB’s Governing Council, announced that at least one more rate hike is on the way. Monetary tightening continues.
The dollar has paused its rally following the announcement of a major peace agreement. The yen remains stable following the BoJ's rate hike.
Gold has fallen 4% in 24 hours and dropped below $4,150 an ounce. The reason: the Fed’s continued restrictive monetary policy, which is weighing heavily on precious metals.
The dollar has reached its highest level since early April. Markets are now betting that the Federal Reserve will resume raising interest rates.
Citigroup maintains its forecast that the Reserve Bank of Australia will raise rates by 25 basis points in August. Such a move could shake things up for the AUD.
Every decision the Fed makes regarding interest rates affects the cost of U.S. student loans, with a lag of a few months.
The U.S. president says the ceasefire with Iran is on life support. European stock markets are expected to open sharply lower on Tuesday.