Partner Center As expected, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) kept interest rates on hold at 0.00% during their December meeting, despite inflation hitting the bottom of its target range. SNB policymakers emphasized their commitment to avoiding negative interest rates and signaled that monetary policy c

Partner Center As widely expected, the Bank of Canada (BOC) kept interest rates unchanged at 2.25% in December, maintaining its stance that the current policy rate is “at about the right level” to support the economy through ongoing trade-related uncertainty while keeping inflation close to target.

Partner Center The Fed cut interest rates by 25bp as expected from 4.00% to 3.75% in their December decision, with policymakers signaling a higher bar for further easing. This decision was reached through a 9-3 vote, with two hawkish members calling for no change in policy while dovish policymaker M

Partner Center As expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) maintained interest rates at 3.60% in their December decision while highlighting the rebound in inflation and tight labor market conditions. Key Takeaways The RBA maintained its cash rate at 3.60%, keeping monetary policy in restrictive

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Partner Center The U.S. private sector shed 32,000 jobs in November, according to ADP’s National Employment Report, marking the largest monthly decline since spring 2023 and falling far short of the 15,000 gain economists had expected. The disappointing figure reinforces mounting concerns about labo

Partner Center Weak U.S. private payrolls data reinforced expectations for a December Federal Reserve rate cut, sending the dollar to its worst single-day loss since September. Equities and bonds rallied on growing confidence that policymakers will ease despite lingering inflation concerns. Check ou

Partner Center So the U.S. Federal Reserve ended “QT” on December 1, 2025. What does that actually mean for currency traders? No, the U.S. central bank is not ending “Quality Time” because FOMC members are divided on their policy biases. Instead, after three years of draining money from the financia

Partner Center Australia’s economic growth disappointed market expectations in the third quarter of 2025, with GDP expanding 2.1% year-over-year compared to forecasts of 2.2%. On a quarterly basis, the economy grew 0.4%, missing the 0.7% Reuters poll estimate, according to data released by the Austr