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Fed Holds Rates Steady, Signals 2026 Cuts But Pushes Back on Market Hype
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Fed Holds Rates Steady, Signals 2026 Cuts But Pushes Back on Market Hype

The U.S. Federal Reserve holds interest rates at 5.25%-5.50% for the fourth straight meeting. Officials project three rate cuts in 2026 but emphasize the need for more confidence in falling inflation.

BoE Holds Rates at 16-Year High Despite 2% Inflation, Signals August Cut is Live
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BoE Holds Rates at 16-Year High Despite 2% Inflation, Signals August Cut is Live

The Bank of England holds its key interest rate at 5.25%, a 16-year high. But a 7-2 split vote signals a rate cut is likely coming in August, despite high services inflation.

After a 'Perilous' 2025, Can the Philippines' Marcos Find Redemption in 2026?
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After a 'Perilous' 2025, Can the Philippines' Marcos Find Redemption in 2026?

An expert analysis suggests 2026 is a critical 'make-or-break' year for Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as he grapples with domestic scandals, economic pressure, and a potential Duterte comeback, while also taking the helm of ASEAN.

Fed’s Hammack Signals Prolonged Rate Hold, Setting Stage for 2026 Policy Clash
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Fed’s Hammack Signals Prolonged Rate Hold, Setting Stage for 2026 Policy Clash

Incoming 2026 FOMC voter Beth Hammack says interest rates need to stay on hold, casting doubt on recent soft CPI data. Her view creates a major policy rift with Fed Governor Chris Waller, signaling future uncertainty.

Japan's Rate Shock: The End of Free Money and the Unwinding of a $10 Trillion Trade
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Japan's Rate Shock: The End of Free Money and the Unwinding of a $10 Trillion Trade

The Bank of Japan's historic rate hike ends the global era of free money. Our analysis breaks down the impact on the Yen carry trade, global markets, and investors.

The ZIRP Era is Officially Over: Why the Fed's New Playbook Puts Tech's Business Model on Trial
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The ZIRP Era is Officially Over: Why the Fed's New Playbook Puts Tech's Business Model on Trial

The Fed's 'higher for longer' rate stance is a structural reset for tech. PRISM analyzes the end of the ZIRP era and its impact on valuations and strategy.

The Fed’s Great Decoupling: Why Hawkish Rates and Softer QT Is the New Playbook
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The Fed’s Great Decoupling: Why Hawkish Rates and Softer QT Is the New Playbook

The Fed is holding rates high while easing QT. PRISM analyzes why this policy decoupling is the new playbook for investors and business leaders.

Inflation's Last Mile: Why the Market is Misreading the 3.1% CPI and Overlooking the Real Risk
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Inflation's Last Mile: Why the Market is Misreading the 3.1% CPI and Overlooking the Real Risk

US inflation cools to 3.1%, but sticky 4.0% core CPI reveals a potential trap for investors. PRISM analyzes the market's over-optimism and offers a new playbook.

Inflation's Last Mile: Why the Market is Misreading the 3.1% CPI and Overlooking the Real Risk
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Inflation's Last Mile: Why the Market is Misreading the 3.1% CPI and Overlooking the Real Risk

US inflation cools to 3.1%, but sticky 4.0% core CPI reveals a potential trap for investors. PRISM analyzes the market's over-optimism and offers a new playbook.

The Hassett Paradox: Why the Fed Front-Runner's 'Independence' Is a Coded Signal for Rate Cuts
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The Hassett Paradox: Why the Fed Front-Runner's 'Independence' Is a Coded Signal for Rate Cuts

Fed chair front-runner Kevin Hassett vows independence from Trump, but his dovish record signals significant rate cuts. Here's how investors should position.