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Spending continues to rise in August
Adjusting for seasonality and prices, spending excluding energy rose by 0.8% in August compared to July, driven by improvements across both retail and services. Real spending is still only marginally higher than at the turn of the year, but overall, the past two months have seen an upward trajectory
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Federal Reserve preview: Set to resume its path towards 3%
Evidence of cooling consumer demand and a weakening jobs market is becoming more obvious. Inflation remains above target and tariffs are likely to keep it elevated in the near term, but the balance of risks are tilted towards the need for more support for the economy, starting with a 25bp cut on Wed
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Safran Des Indes: A Rejuvenating Organic Turmeric Herbal Tea Inspired by Ayurveda
Safran Des Indes is not just a tea — it’s a sensory journey rooted in Ayurvedic tradition and crafted for modern wellness. This premium organic turmeric herbal tea blends soothing and uplifting ingredients from across the globe into one comforting, caffeine-free infusion. Crafted with Purpose, Sippe
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China’s central bank adds more Gold in August – ING
China’s central bank continued to add Gold to its reserves for a tenth straight month in August, ING's commodity experts Ewa Manthey and Warren Patterson note. Global central banks have slowed their Gold purchases "The People’s Bank of China added 60,000 troy ounces (about 1.9 tonnes) of Gold to its
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US Dollar Index sinks below 98.00 as Fed rate cut bets pick up pace
The Greenback loses further momentum on Friday, en route to weekly losses.Investors have practically fully priced in a Fed rate cut later in the month.The US Nonfarm Payrolls added a meagre 22K jobs during the last month. The Greenback’s decline picks up pace on Friday, sending the US Dollar Index (
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EUR/USD softens as US Dollar firms on mixed labor data and weak Eurozone Retail Sales
EUR/USD slips as the US Dollar steadies on mixed US labor data and weak Eurozone Retail Sales.US private payrolls increased by 54K in August, below the 65K forecast and sharply lower than July’s revised 106K.Focus now on US services sector data, with S&P Global PMIs expected to hold steady at 55
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CEE central banks maintain a high degree of independence
On the radar2Q25 GDP in Croatia accelerated to 3.4% y/y from 2.9% y/y in 1Q25.In Hungary, average grows wage increased by 9.7% y/y in June.Today at 8.30 AM CET, Hungary will publish unemployment rate. At 10.30 AM CET, Slovenia will release retail sales growth in July. Economic developments US Presid
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Oil (CL_F) Elliott Wave: Calling the decline from the equal legs area
In this technical article we’re going to look at the Elliott Wave charts of Oil commodity (CL_F) published in members area of the website. OIL has recently given us a 3 waves recovery that found sellers precisely at the equal legs area as we expected. In this discussion, we’ll break down the Elliott
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Summit week not holding up
USD: Sept '25 is Up at 98.590. Energies: Sep '25 Crude is Up at 63.67. Financials: The Sep '25 30 Year T-Bond is Higher by 1 tick and trading at 114.03. Indices: The Sep '25 S&P 500 emini ES contract is 48 ticks Higher and trading at 6400.00. Gold: The Dec'25 Gold contract is trading Down at 337
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US Dollar outlook: Dollar Index keeps firm tone ahead of Powell's speech
Dollar Index The Dollar Index stood at the front foot and hit three-week high on Friday morning, as improved sentiment on Fed policy outlook continued to boost dollar in past few days. Initial signals that the central bank may opt for more aggressive policy easing after disappointing July labor data
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BoJ to raise interest rates again in Q4 — Reuters poll
The Bank of Japan (BoJ) will raise the interest rate by at least 25 basis points (bps) again by the year-end, according to nearly two-thirds of economists in a Reuters poll, up from just over half a month ago. Additional takeaways 67 of 73 economists (92%) expect no change at next policy meeting in
