October Dallas Fed manufacturing index climbs to 13.4, prior reading was 9.8
October Dallas Fed manufacturing index rose to 13.4, new orders dropped to 9.3 from 30.7.
October Dallas Fed manufacturing index rose to 13.4, new orders dropped to 9.3 from 30.7.
BoE officials are the most hawkish since early 2023, per Bloomberg Economics, and markets see a November rate hike as near-certain.
Daiwa expects the BOJ to hold rates in October, but a declaration of 2% inflation could pave the way for a December hike.
The Fed is expected to pause, inflation data arrives, and $11B in bitcoin options expire, shaping market outlook for December.
Global economy faces 2027 risks: AI correction, oil above $117, China weakness, but 2008-style collapse not yet signaled.
Brent crude hit $117.42, its highest since April, as Iran tensions stir fears of new market stress on stocks and bitcoin.
Final UMich October consumer sentiment at 48.0 beats 46.3 forecast; inflation expectations unchanged.
Stronger Canadian retail sales in August pushed USDCAD below 1.4000, with sellers in control as technicals reinforce downside.
October PMI data show euro area growth cooling while inflation remains elevated, complicating ECB rate path.
UK flash services PMI came in at 53.1 in October, above the 51.8 estimate.
Eurozone October flash PMIs missed forecasts as growth continued at slowest pace, likely fueling ECB tightening speculation.
French October PMIs returned to contraction territory as demand slumped on political uncertainty.
UK retail sales in September dropped 0.4%, more than the 0.1% forecast, complicating the BOE rate hike path.
September retail sales are expected to dip 0.1%, with traders pricing in a near-certain November BOE rate hike and 45% odds for December.
Japan's underlying inflation hit 2.4% in September, shifting market focus from the timing of the next BoJ hike to the peak rate.