Norges Bank leaves rates unchanges, hints at a cut in March
Today's announcement from Norges Bank indicated a shift towards easing monetary policy, with expectations to begin cutting interest rates in March. The central bank maintained its...
Today's announcement from Norges Bank indicated a shift towards easing monetary policy, with expectations to begin cutting interest rates in March. The central bank maintained its...
-- Joanna Tyrowicz, a central banker in Poland, has reiterated her stance against interest rate cuts, citing the ongoing surpassing of the inflation target as the...
WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish central banker Joanna Tyrowicz still does not see any grounds for interest rate cuts given the continued overshoot of the inflation target, she told a...
- US stock futures hovered below the flatline as traders looked ahead to a speech from US President Donald Trump to business and political leaders in Davos,...
-- Singapore's consumer inflation experienced a cool down last year, aligning with the central bank's expectations and indicating a possible opportunity for monetary...
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-- China's viewpoint on tariffs remains unchanged, according to He Yadong, a spokesperson from the Ministry of Commerce. During a briefing, he stated that tariffs...
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