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24 October 2025 at 17:20 UTC Cooling inflation boosts rate-cut hopes: U.S. CPI and core CPI both came in below expectations in September, fueling market bets that the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates as early as its next meeting, with another possible move in December. Markets rally on dovish expectations: Softer inflation data triggered

Everyone and their momma’s watching Wednesday’s U.K. CPI release, and for good reason. Inflation is expected to clock in at 4.0% y/y - twice the BOE’s target. That makes this report a big deal ahead of the BOE’s November decision. Here are the points you need to know if you're trading the event! This Article

The final week of October begins under a cloud of uncertainty. The delayed release of fresh US inflation data (CPI) and the ongoing government shutdown are reducing the transparency of the macroeconomic picture. It is worth recalling that September CPI came in below forecasts, which put pressure on the dollar and helped EUR/USD stabilise near

(RTTNews) - Russia's central bank unexpectedly reduced its key interest rate for the fourth policy session in a row, citing high inflation expectations and lackluster growth, and signaled that monetary policy will remain tight for an extended period of time. The Board of Directors, led by Governor Elvira Nabiullina, decided to cut the key rate

Markets displayed resilience on Tuesday as equity indices held near record highs despite a sharp selloff in precious metals, while mixed economic signals from the UK and Canada highlighted diverging central bank challenges ahead of key inflation data. Check out the forex news and economic updates you may have missed in the latest trading session!

A rollercoaster week draws to a close for Global Markets. US-China trade talks were driving volatility and the mixed messages from both parties kept things interesting. Markets also saw harsher sanctions on Russian which has renewed the geopolitical risk premium when factoring in the Russia/Ukraine situation. President Trump went back and forth this week, keeping

A slight miss in the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) was enough to put some extra pressure on the U.S. dollar, but it wasn’t significant enough to spark a surge in market volatility. As a result, G10 FX option implied volatility continues to hover near historically low levels. Looking ahead, one-week expiry option implied volatility

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Oil had a monster day on Thursday, clocking its biggest one-day jump in more than four months. WTI crude popped 5.6% to hit $62 a barrel, while Brent climbed all the way to $66. And no, it’s not because Nobody Wants This Season 2 just dropped and everybody decided to Netflix and chill instead of

(RTTNews) - A closely watched report released by the Labor Department on Friday showed consumer prices in the U.S. increased by slightly less than expected in the month of September. The Labor Department said its consumer price index rose by 0.3 percent in September after climbing by 0.4 percent in August. Economists had expected consumer