rate cuts

US Economy

Fed cuts rates; Powell says wouldn't resign if asked by Trump

Powell said the US presidential election will have “no effects” on the central bank’s policy decisions in the near-term
BOE delivers rate cut with warning on budget’s inflation hit - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

BOE delivers rate cut with warning on budget’s inflation hit

Eight members of the Monetary Policy Committee led by Governor Andrew Bailey voted to lower the benchmark interest rate by a quarter point to 4.75%.

Global Economy

ECB officials see December cut very likely with 2% goal nearer

The central bank delivered a third cut of the year in borrowing costs on Thursday, driven by gloomy signals for private-sector growth and a steeper-than-expected slowdown in euro-zone prices.

Broker's Calls

Venture, FCT, Sats, Sembcorp and ComfortDelGro are stocks to seek ‘shelter’ in from a ‘weak’ August: DBS

An interest rate cut by the US Fed in September is a ‘near certainty’, says PhillipCapital, who is ‘overweight’ on REITs.
Bank of England revives speculation of UK rate cut this summer - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

Bank of England revives speculation of UK rate cut this summer

The markets previously priced in as many as six quarter-point cuts for 2024. Investors now bet on no change until November.
Bank of Canada cuts rates to 4.75%, signals more to come - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

Bank of Canada cuts rates to 4.75%, signals more to come

This is the first Group of Seven central bank to kick off an easing cycle.

Global Economy

Schroders expects US Fed, BoE and ECB to cut rates in June

In a separate report, the firm has indicated its preference for private equity in India and China.
Wall Street is in no mood to celebrate the Fed's last rate hike - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

US Economy

Wall Street is in no mood to celebrate the Fed's last rate hike

Meanwhile, expectations for steep rate cuts are building.

Global Economy

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Yield watch

Looking for positives in a negative-yielding world

(Sept 30): A focus on negative yield curves masks the fact that there is still value in the markets. You just have to look in different places.
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