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Keywords: Monetary policy


Bank of America forecasts renewed Federal Reserve tightening cycle in 2026

Bank of America’s research division has projected that the US Federal Reserve could resume raising interest rates in 2026 as policymakers continue to monitor inflationary pressures and the resilience of the American economy. According to the bank’s latest outlook, the central bank may implement......

Warsh advocates leaner federal reserve approach amid rising economic complexity

The new Federal Reserve Chair, Kevin Warsh, is signaling a shift toward a more streamlined and less communicative approach to central banking, marking a notable change in how the U.S. central bank engages with markets and economic policy. During his first Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting,......

ECB wage tracker signals cooling pay growth despite inflation pressures

The European Central Bank (ECB) has reported that wage growth across the eurozone is gradually slowing, suggesting that recent inflationary pressures have not triggered a sustained surge in pay demands among workers. According to the ECB’s latest wage tracker data, negotiated wage growth is expected......

ECB’s Nagel warns inflation pressure to persist despite potential Hormuz Strait reopening

European Central Bank policymaker Joachim Nagel has cautioned that inflationary pressures in the Eurozone are likely to remain elevated even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens in the near term, highlighting the ongoing risks linked to global energy markets. Nagel noted that any improvement in oil supply......

Egypt's inflation expected to ease in May amid ongoing economic challenges

Egypt's annual inflation rate is expected to decline slightly in May, offering temporary relief to consumers and policymakers as the country continues to navigate economic challenges. Economists anticipate that the moderation in inflation will be largely driven by favorable statistical comparisons......

Lower inflation opens the door to possible monetary easing in Hungary

Hungary's central bank is carefully assessing the possibility of future monetary easing as inflationary pressures continue to decline and financial market conditions show signs of improvement. According to remarks from a senior policymaker, the reduction in inflation and the decline in risk premiums......

Bank of England policymaker signals support for keeping interest rates unchanged

A senior policymaker at the Bank of England has indicated that current interest rates remain appropriate for the British economy, suggesting that no immediate increase is necessary despite ongoing inflation concerns linked to international developments. Alan Taylor, a member of the Bank of England's......

Central bank independence faces renewed pressure amid inflation concerns

As inflationary pressures continue to challenge economies around the world, concerns are growing over the ability of central banks to operate independently from political influence. Policymakers and economic experts warn that maintaining institutional independence remains essential to preserving financial......

Sri Lanka monetary stance remains appropriate, IMF says 3% growth target achievable

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has stated that Sri Lanka’s current monetary policy remains broadly appropriate, adding that the country still has a realistic path toward achieving its 3% economic growth target. According to the IMF mission chief for Sri Lanka, the country’s economic......

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