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Fed Holds Steady in June: A Cautious Pause Amid Economic UncertaintyPublished

Fed Holds Steady in June: A Cautious Pause Amid Economic UncertaintyPublished

📌 Key Highlights from the June 2025 FOMC Meeting: Fed...

US Building Permits Fall to Lowest Level Since June 2020

US Building Permits Fall to Lowest Level Since June 2020

In another sign of slowing momentum in the housing sector,...

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Fed Holds Steady in June: A Cautious Pause Amid Economic UncertaintyPublished

Fed Holds Steady in June: A Cautious Pause Amid Economic UncertaintyPublished

📌 Key Highlights from the June 2025 FOMC Meeting: Fed Holds Steady Metric Current Update Previous Forecast Fed Funds Rate 🔒 4.25% – 4.50% (unchanged) 4.25% – 4.50% Rate Cuts Expected in 2025 ✂️ Two cuts still projected (H2 2025)...
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US Building Permits Fall to Lowest Level Since June 2020

US Building Permits Fall to Lowest Level Since June 2020

In another sign of slowing momentum in the housing sector, US building permits dropped by 2% in May 2025, falling to an annualized rate of 1.393 million units, the lowest since June 2020 and below market expectations of 1.43 million....
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UK Inflation Eases Slightly in May 2025

UK Inflation Eases Slightly in May 2025

The UK annual inflation rate edged down to 3.4% in May 2025, a slight drop from 3.5% in April. As UK inflation eases, this figure matches market expectations and marks the lowest level since early 2024. âś… The biggest downward...
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Japan’s Trade Deficit Narrows in May 2025: Imports Plunge Sharply

Japan’s Trade Deficit Narrows in May 2025: Imports Plunge Sharply

Japan’s trade deficit in May 2025 dropped to ¥637.6 billion, a significant improvement from ¥1,225.2 billion recorded in the same month last year. This figure also beat market expectations of a ¥893 billion shortfall. However, the improvement did not come...
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Bank of Japan Holds Rates Steady at 0.5%

Bank of Japan Holds Rates Steady at 0.5%

The Bank of Japan (BoJ) maintained its short-term interest rate at 0.5% during its June 2025 meeting—matching market expectations and marking the highest level since 2008. The decision, taken unanimously, highlights the central bank’s cautious approach amid geopolitical tensions and...
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