The Bank of Canada announced today that it will cut its policy interest rate by another 25 basis points to three per cent.

However, while foreign investors began buying in light of the easing political uncertainty, institutional investors turned to net selling ahead of the U.S. CPI announcement, entering a cautious mode.

Nigeria’s National Bureau of Statistics plans to rebase the GDP and CPI, updating the base years to reflect economic changes. However, concerns over transparency persist.

The FLOKI memecoin recently demonstrated resilience as it rebounded from a short-lived downtrend in the general market.

Now, we have rinsed the panic move thanks to a seasonal quirk in CPI (January CPI will probably ... a potentially apple cart upsetting tariff announcement so the market should probably go back ...

The central bank lowered its key policy rate to 3.25% in response to slowing economic growth. Governor Tiff Macklem signaled ...

The CPI announcement comes ahead of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting today. Market watchers expect the central bank to raise rates its their level in 17 years. Meanwhile, Singapore's ...

Canadian rates rose across the yield curve following the CPI announcement, reflecting the market's reaction to the likelihood of rate cuts and the potential imposition of tariffs. The market is ...

Richard Neudegg, director of regulation at Uswitch, said: "As most broadband and mobile customers are still on contracts with annual price rises linked to inflation, today’s CPI announcement ...

At CIBC Economics, Andrew Grantham said that inflation data will be harder to dissect when the January figures are known, as ...

Aussie mortgage holders could get a rate cut as soon as February after fresh figures show inflation is falling faster than ...