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9월 16일 (수)
- 01:23Bessent Says US Yen Intervention Was ‘Nominal,’ Backs US Exports
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the US only deployed a “nominal” amount in its coordinated intervention to prop up Japan’s currency, and defended that operation as in American interests.
- 01:19History Shows Fed Will Deliver Rate Hike Markets Have Locked In
Bond traders are pricing in a Federal Reserve interest-rate hike Wednesday with a level of conviction that has proven right for decades.
- 00:55UK Budget to Be Based on a Single Set of Economic Forecasts
Britain’s fiscal watchdog will produce just one economic forecast before the Treasury decides on its budget policies in a bid to make the process more predictable and give the Chancellor of the Exchequer longer to prepare, according to a person familiar.
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- 00:53Peru’s Economy Rebounded in July to Top Forecasts
Peru’s economy rebounded in July, driven by strong results across most sectors, even as unusually warmer weather weighed on fishing, agriculture and related industries.
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- 00:22Rep. Waters Presses Bessent on Inflation, Iran and Tariffs
US Representative Maxine Waters (D-CA) sharply criticizes US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent during his House Finance panel testimony, blaming the administration’s tariffs, trade fights and Iran policy for higher prices and rising borrowing costs. (Source: Bloomberg)
9월 15일 (화)
- 23:15Angola Bucks Global Trend And Cuts Key Rate as Iran War Rages
Angola’s central bank extended its easing cycle as inflation continued to cool, bucking a global trend of policymakers raising or holding rates as the Iran war rages on.
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- 22:58Nigeria Inflation Unexpectedly Eases, Boosts Case for Rate Cut
Nigeria’s annual inflation rate unexpectedly fell in August, improving the case for policymakers to resume their easing cycle next week.
- 21:45Switzerland Needs Reforms to Retain Its Global Lead, OECD Says
Switzerland must embrace tax and pension reforms to preserve its status as one of the world’s top economies, the OECD said, raising its growth forecast for the country.
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- 21:00Mexico Tourism Hit by Falling Beach Visits from Big Spending Foreigners
Mexico is trying to figure out how to reignite growth at its once-booming beach destinations, where visits by big-spending travelers have slowed in another bleak sign for a struggling economy.
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- 20:00China Stuck in Economic Slow Lane Relies on AI-Fueled Export Boom
China’s domestic economy remains stuck in the slow lane, with the AI boom keeping exports afloat.
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- 20:00WTO and rules of global trade
Three-quarters of trade still moves on WTO terms, but many rules are slowly being eroded
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- 19:15Unusual Calm in UK Pound Is Red Flag to Traders Before Budget
A measure of UK pound volatility is flashing warning signs that markets are too complacent in the run-up to Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s first Budget.
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- 19:04French Finance Chiefs Say Debt Issuance Assured as Yields Rise
France’s central bank chief and finance minister said the banking sector is resilient and that the country’s debt issuance is assured as global bond yields spike.
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- 19:00Bessent’s Growth Solution for US Debt Is Seen Failing the Credibility Test
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has insisted faster economic growth can wipe away concerns about troubling fiscal trajectories, a key theme of his recent G20 leadership. History suggests otherwise.
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- 18:52UK State Pension Becomes Liable for Tax For the First Time
Britain’s state pension is set to rise above £13,000 ($17,516) a year after official wage data indicated the increase next April will be 3.9%.
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- 18:46Sri Lanka’s Growth Misses Forecast as Middle East Crisis Bites
Sri Lanka’s economy grew slower than expected last quarter, with elevated oil prices from renewed hostilities in the US-Iran war clouding the outlook for the island nation’s recovery.
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- 18:31Ireland's Martin on EU Economy, Defense, China (Sept. 3)
Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin spoke on Sept. 3 with Bloomberg's Dublin bureau chief Jennifer Duggan about the European Union's competitiveness, its trade deficit with China, the war in Ukraine and EU defense spending. (Source: Bloomberg)
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- 18:07German Investor Outlook Edges Up as Optimism Over Recovery Grows
German investor optimism inched higher in September, fueling hopes that a long-awaited economic recovery is finally taking root.
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- 17:56India’s Trade Gap Narrows Unexpectedly After Exports Surge
India’s trade deficit in August narrowed more than any economist expected on robust export growth, though instability across the Middle East continues to pose a risk to supply chains.
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- 16:22Japan’s Cabinet Approves Temporary Food Sales Tax Cut to 1%
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s cabinet approved a plan to temporarily reduce the consumption tax on food, moving closer to delivering on a key election pledge to ease the burden on households from the soaring cost of living.
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- 16:02UK Energy Bills Forecast to Jump 25% and Drive Up Inflation
UK household energy bills are forecast to jump by about 25% in January as the war in Iran drives up wholesale gas and electricity prices, adding to inflationary pressures across the wider economy, according to Bloomberg Economics.
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- 15:52BOE May End Long-Dated Bond Sales as Officials Draft Plans, Report Says
The Bank of England could soon stop selling long-dated bonds that it amassed after the financial crisis and pandemic, according to a report by the Daily Telegraph.
- 15:03UK Payrolls Drop More Than Expected in Weak Jobs Market
Britain’s employers shed workers at the fastest rate in nine months, according to figures that emphasized the weak state of the jobs market ahead of the Bank of England’s latest interest rates decision on Thursday.
- 13:46Why Food Prices Are Rising in India, From Onions to Cooking Oil
The traditional thali is taking a bigger bite out of household budgets.
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- 13:31China’s PBOC Strengthens Yuan Fix Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit
China’s central bank strengthened the yuan’s reference rate for a fifth straight day, aiming to offset the dollar’s recent gains ahead of President Xi Jinping’s summit with US counterpart Donald Trump later this month.
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- 13:18AI-Driven Asset Rally Prone to Correction, ECB’s Vujcic Warns
Soaring market valuations driven primarily by artificial intelligence leave equities vulnerable to a correction, European Central Bank Vice President Boris Vujcic said.
- 12:04Thailand’s Vice Finance Minister Says Investment Surging as Stability Returns
Thailand, once rocked by years of coups and court-ordered dismissals of prime ministers, is seeing a surge in foreign investment as political stability and policy continuity return, according to Vice Finance Minister Santitarn Sathirathai.
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- 11:53South Korea Finance Chief Nominee Says Economy at Turning Point
South Korea’s finance minister nominee said the economy is at a turning point, with an artificial-intelligence-fueled semiconductor boom creating new opportunities even as shifts in the chip cycle, global interest rates and geopolitical tensions pose risks.
- 11:00Chinese Economic Momentum Stays Weak as Consumption Falters
China’s consumer spending and investment languished in August, even as industrial output improved more than expected, adding pressure on officials to step up support for the economy.
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- 10:39China Home Price Slump Persists as Focus Turns to Support
China’s residential prices fell in August, with used-home values dropping at a faster pace, the latest sign of a slump that pushed policymakers to unveil fresh steps to support the market at the end of last month.
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- 09:00Thailand Eyes $600 Million Tourism Boost With Travel Subsidies
Thailand is targeting more than 20 billion baht ($602 million) in additional tourism spending with a domestic travel stimulus aimed at shoring up a key economic engine hit by weaker foreign arrivals and higher energy costs.
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- 08:01UK Can Replace Oil Windfall Tax Early to Add Revenue, Lobby Says
The UK could raise an additional £15 billion ($20 billion) in tax revenue from oil and gas production over the next decade if Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s government brought forward its new fiscal regime to next year, according to an industry lobby group.
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- 06:00Japan’s Economic Comeback Faces Hardest BOJ Test in a Generation
Japan’s transformation from sleeping economic giant to magnet for growth and investment is set to face its fastest sequence of interest rate hikes since the bursting of Tokyo’s asset bubble more than a generation ago.
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- 04:16Fed Extends Pause on Reserve Management Purchases to Mid-October
The Federal Reserve said Monday for the second straight month it won’t buy Treasury bills for reserve management purposes in the upcoming period, an indication that policymakers are comfortable with the level of bank reserves in the financial system.
- 01:34Zimbabwe Says Single-Currency Switch Hinges on Market Conditions
Zimbabwe’s transition to a single currency will be driven by market conditions and macroeconomic stability, rather than a fixed timetable, central bank Governor John Mushayavanhu said.
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- 00:36Canada Inflation Data Delayed as Website Issues Plague Statistics Agency
Statistics Canada delayed the release of key inflation data Monday after higher-than-usual traffic caused technical problems on its website, the second major economic release affected by access issues in less than a month.
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- 00:25ECB’s Cipollone Says €200 Bill Not Main Tool for Money Laundering Today
Money laundering concerns shouldn’t stop issuance of a €200 ($231) bill as there are now better ways to clean up illicit earnings, a European Central Bank official said.
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- 00:15Europe Can’t Simply Import AI Technologies From US, Lagarde Says
Europe can’t afford to simply buy AI technologies from the US but must also build parts independently or risk leaving itself vulnerable, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said.
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9월 14일 (월)
- 23:59Venezuela lleva la dolarización al centro del debate
La dolarización, tema de un debate de larga data en Venezuela, está ahora sobre la mesa como una posible propuesta legislativa. Esto es lo que hay que saber.
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- 23:36South African Treasury Has Three-Year Plan to Fix Johannesburg
South Africa’s National Treasury will stage a three-year intervention to stabilize the Johannesburg municipality, which has been beset by governance and financial challenges, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said.
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- 21:35Canada to Prioritize Tax Rulings for Large Investment Proposals
Canada will prioritize requests for income tax clarity related to investments of at least C$1 billion ($720 million), a move meant to help international firms seeking to deploy capital in the nation.
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- 21:30Canada Inflation Holds at 3% Amid Slower Gasoline Price Growth
Canada’s inflation rate was unchanged at 3% last month, matching expectations as gasoline prices rose at a slower annual pace.
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- 20:03Bessent Touts American AI Superiority, But Has Beefs With Its Champs
Treasury chief wants no pause in development, and blasts AI firms over their communication.
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- 20:03Pakistan Keeps Rates Steady as Price Pressures Build
Pakistan kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged for a third straight meeting as policymakers balance the need to support growth against mounting inflation risks from the Middle East conflict.
- 18:47Traders See More BOE, ECB Rate Hikes as Energy Prices Rise
Traders added to bets on interest-rate hikes from the European Central Bank and the Bank of England as another jump in energy prices fueled concerns about inflation.
- 16:58【ウェビナー】日銀9月会合直前 ― 利上げ「過去最速」のペースとなるか
日本銀行の利上げペースと、金融市場を取り巻く構造はどう変化するのか。 ブルームバーグニュースによる本ウェビナーでは、元日銀で政策決定会合向けの分析に携わってきたシニアエコノミストの木村太郎と、海外投資家や市場の動向を追うマーケット担当記者のアリス・フレンチが登壇。リニューアルした日本語版ニュースサイトのマネジングエディター野上英文がMCを務め、ニュースの行間を読み解く視点を探ります。 (Source: Bloomberg)
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- 13:00Bank of England’s Dovish Majority Tested by Oil Price Surge
Governor Andrew Bailey gave journalists an unusually frank message after July’s interest-rate decision: “Please do not leave this room thinking that the Bank of England is edging toward a hike.”