#Monetary Policy
Total 14 articles
The Bank of Korea (BOK) has outlined its 2026 monetary policy, stating that any further interest rate cuts will depend on a careful assessment of inflation, growth, and financial stability.
The U.S. dollar index is near a 3-month low, sending gold and copper to record highs. But Bitcoin isn't following, raising questions about its safe-haven narrative amidst diverging central bank policies.
The Bank of Korea cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 3.25%, the first reduction in over three years, as it shifts its focus from inflation to supporting economic growth.
Global central banks are buying gold at a record pace, signaling growing doubts about interest rate hikes and a strategic shift towards safe-haven assets amid inflation and geopolitical risks.
The European Central Bank (ECB) has signaled a potential rate cut in June as inflation cools, but high wage growth remains a key concern. We analyze the ECB's dilemma and what it means for investors.
Top Japanese officials have issued strong warnings after the yen fell to a one-month low of 157.78, signaling potential intervention despite a recent BOJ rate hike.
China's central bank kept its benchmark Loan Prime Rate (LPR) unchanged for the seventh straight month, reflecting a cautious approach to stimulus amid property woes and a weak yuan. We analyze the impact on global investors.
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.
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.
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 Bank of Japan's rate hike isn't just a local story. It signals the end of cheap yen, threatening the global carry trade and reshaping investment strategy.
The Bank of Japan's rate hike paradoxically weakened the yen, signaling global liquidity remains intact. Discover why this matters for risk assets like Bitcoin.