Merry Christmas, happy holidays and here’s to wishing the best of the new year to our clients, staff, friends and families! While it will be quieter, this two-week edition of the Global Week Ahead ...
Four more years of this stuff folks, and he hasn’t even taken office yet. Four years of chasing volatile and erratic policy threats and measures with real consequences for markets and the global ...
This report has been prepared by Scotiabank Economics as a resource for the clients of Scotiabank. Opinions, estimates and projections contained herein are our own as of the date hereof and are ...
The year is ending and all is calm on Peru’s economic front. The first thing that we will know at the very beginning of January is how 2024 inflation ended. The key prices that we track point to a ...
The FOMC took a page from what its northern neighbour did last week and delivered a hawkish 25bps cut. Birds of a feather I ...
Today, the board of Colombia’s central bank (BanRep) surprised economists and markets with a 25bps cut to its monetary policy rate, bringing it to 9.50% in a split decision. Five members voted for a ...
The aftermath of the FOMC’s more hawkish pivot continues to reverberate through global markets. US equity futures are a little more stable with small gains this morning and the US yield curve is ...
As the holidays approach, many people take time off to rest, but fraudsters ramp up their efforts. December is a peak time for scams, with businesses operating with reduced staff and individuals that ...
All Canadian provinces are poised for better growth in 2025, despite anticipating stronger policy headwinds in late 2025 and 2026 from both domestic and international fronts (chart 1). Consumption is ...
Higher core inflation and significant multilateral depreciation of the CLP will lead to pauses in cuts, starting in January 2025 On Tuesday, December 17 th, the Central Bank cut the policy rate by 25 ...
On Wednesday, December 18 th, the Central Bank (BCCh) revealed its economic projections in the December IPoM, highlighting an expansion of 2.3% expected for the GDP (IPoM Sept-24: 2.4%) and of 4.8% ...
The BoE followed the Fed’s hawkish cut with a dovish hold at 4.75% with a more dovish-than-expected 6 hold vs 3 cut vote split accompanied by a statement where the BoE seemed relatively unfazed by ...
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