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Global Central Bank Outlook: December 2025 Monetary Policy Expectations

As of December 8, 2025, global central banks are navigating a deeply complex economic landscape. While inflation is cooling in certain regions, labor markets remain unevenly resilient. The current scene is defined by a clear divergence: banks like the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of England are leaning toward …

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Earthquake and Monetary Policy Collide: Why the Yen is Under Pressure

The global currency market is currently witnessing a dramatic tug-of-war as the US Dollar gains momentum while Japan grapples with domestic uncertainty. This shift has pushed the currency exchange rate higher, driven by a combination of high-stakes central bank maneuvers and an unexpected natural disaster.A “Hawkish” Shift in the United …

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Why Has Trump Threatened to Veto Netflix’s $72B Megadeal?

The primary driver behind President Trump’s threat to block Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery is the looming threat of a digital monopoly. While Netflix views the $83 billion deal (including debt) as a strategic evolution, the White House sees a concentration of power that could fundamentally break competition in …

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Weekly market wrap: The U.S. Dollar Suffers Heavy Losses amid anticipation of Fed’s Decision

The US dollar ended last week lower, pressured by a mix of economic data and political developments. Among the key drivers were weaker macroeconomic indicators, comments from President Donald Trump, and reports about potential successors to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Together, these factors reinforced expectations of a rate cut …

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Wall Street Cheers Cooling Inflation as Dow Rises 150 Points

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed higher on Friday, adding around 150 points as investors welcomed fresh signs that US inflation is continuing its gentle retreat. Despite the data being delayed due to the historic government shutdown, the September Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) report delivered exactly what markets wanted to …

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Crude Rises as Peace Talks Collapse and Macron’s Warning Rekindles Geopolitical Risk

Oil prices climbed on Friday, lifted by geopolitical shocks that overshadowed otherwise bearish supply signals. Traders who had braced for a quiet session were jolted by fresh headlines from Europe, where hopes of a Russia–Ukraine ceasefire collapsed and French President Emmanuel Macron issued his sharpest warning yet against “appeasement.” By …

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