BOE Hike Seen as Certain After Inflation Shock: Decision Guide – Bloomberg
Britain’s red-hot inflation may force the Bank of England to step up the pace of its interest rate rises again on Thursday against a backdrop
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Women are seeing historic labor market gains. AI could disrupt that – CNN
More prime working age women are employed in the United States now than ever before. The labor force participation rate for women between 25 and
Can central bank money be integrated into a tokenised environment?
There is a groundswell of opinion that the next big thing in the evolution of money is tokenisation, which not only creates the digital representation
Forget the Fed, and Focus on the Economy – WSJ
It’s easy to get caught up in whether the Federal Reserve will raise rates 0.25 or 0.5 percentage point (probably the latter) or whether it
Bank poised to hike interest rates as inflation remains unchanged at 8.7% – The Guardian
The UK’s annual inflation rate unexpectedly remained unchanged in May at 8.7%, adding to the pressure on the Bank of England to increase the cost
Investors Are Putting America First Again – WSJ
The S&P 500 is beating most international benchmarks this year, thanks to surge in big tech shares. U.S. stocks are zooming past their international counterparts
Fed Picks Pledge to Cool Inflation in Senate Nomination Hearing – Bloomberg
Three Federal Reserve nominees — two of them current central bank policymakers — said tackling US inflation would be their top priority if confirmed to
Yes, inflation is coming down. That doesn’t mean goods and services will be cheaper – CNN
If inflation falls to 2% by the end of this year, that means the cost of everything will no longer be going up, right? Wrong.
Making Development Bank Lending Safe for Poor Countries
The upcoming Summit for a New Global Financing Pact, popularly known as the Macron Summit, will seek to enhance fragile economies’ access to the finance
Why Inflation Around the World Just Won’t Go Away – WSJ
The world’s central banks underestimated inflation last year. They are trying not to make the same mistake twice. Across affluent countries, central bankers are sharply lifting