Fed cuts reshaped markets — could more easing upend forecasts? See why Fed splits, dot-plot bets, and jobs data make 2026 pivotal.
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While most countries worry about their currencies losing value, Zimbabwe is taking a bold gamble by stuffing its vaults with gold to save its newest money experiment. The southern African nation is extending its gold-buying spree through 2026, hoping to keep its ZiG currency from becoming another failed monetary attempt. Zimbabwe’s central bank has been […]
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While many economists expected Egypt’s central bank to play it safe with a modest rate cut, the monetary authority had other plans entirely. On December 25, 2025, the Central Bank of Egypt surprised everyone by slashing interest rates by a full percentage point, bringing the overnight deposit rate down to 20.0%. Think of it like […]
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After more than three decades of keeping interest rates near zero, Japan has finally started raising them again. The Bank of Japan made a historic decision in December 2025, pushing rates to 0.75 percent – the highest level since September 1995. This marks a dramatic shift from an era when borrowing money was practically free. […]
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While inflation numbers hover near the European Central Bank’s 2% target, policymakers are keeping a watchful eye on storm clouds gathering on the horizon. The central bank finds itself at a tricky crossroads where seemingly calm waters might hide dangerous currents beneath the surface. ECB Governing Council member Olli Rehn recently painted a picture of […]
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Although eurozone inflation has settled comfortably near the European Central Bank’s 2% target, policymakers find themselves in no rush to adjust interest rates further. The ECB has kept its deposit rate steady at 2.00% since June, marking three consecutive meetings without changes. It’s like finding the perfect temperature on your thermostat – sometimes the best […]
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The ECB refuses to be Europe’s debt savior: Why higher interest rates might push some nations to the brink of crisis.
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Central banks are hoarding gold at double the normal rate while quietly losing faith in the US dollar. What do they know that we don’t?
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While bond markets signal imminent rate cuts, the Fed remains stubbornly cautious amid soaring debt and liquidity concerns. The real story lies beneath.
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Fed official Hammack stuns markets by questioning if monetary policy is even working anymore. The economy refuses to slow down.
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