Powell & Co are on watch for policy changes and will incorporate when they arrive ...

Scotiabank is deeply saddened to hear about the untimely loss of the Honourable Murray Sinclair at the age of 73.

core goods prices (ex-food and energy commodities) are estimated to post a mild gain. One particular category that is expected to register a more moderate rise is clothing that jumped by 1.1% m/m SA ...

As widely expected, the BoE cut by 25bps to 4.75% this morning, in an 8–1 cautious decision and Monetary Policy Report that were shy on (unchanged) guidance—alike Bailey’s presser. The BoE did not ...

Tuesday‘s US election and Thursday’s concentration of central bank decisions will be the biggest days of the week capped off by Canadian jobs on Friday. Which effect on markets comes first is unclear ...

US payrolls ground to a halt with a +12k print while the more volatile household survey posted a decline of -368k. Bear in mind that the 90% confidence intervals are +/-130k for payrolls and +/-600k ...

Canada threw cold water on its immigration ambitions last week with a plan that would see a modest population contraction over the next two years. Our immediate reaction questioned the practicalities ...

The Banxico Survey of Expectations showed that the deterioration in growth expectations persists, albeit to a lesser extent (table 1). Analysts now forecast average growth of 1.41% for 2024, down from ...

The highly uncertain US election is around the corner, with the risk of a tight race that may take a while to be called while the Fed holds its two-day policy meeting ahead of Thursday’s rate decision ...

Markets are on tenterhooks as Americans go to vote in a global election of direct consequence to many given the policy options under consideration. How long they remain that way is anyone’s guess ...

GDP shows signs of worrisome stagnation. Rate cuts need to be accelerated, although inflation and CLP depreciation could impede this. On Monday, November 4 th, the central bank (BCCh) released ...

America has made its choice and now it and the world will live with the consequences over the next four years, or at least until the mid-terms when the incumbent typically suffers a setback albeit one ...