Economy

Consumer-price rise surprises in March, building the case for a rate cut. 

As economic risks mount amid a trade war, eyes are glued to what central bankers will do.

Consistently slow inflation adds case for the central bank to resume cutting rates.

A bleak global outlook prompts a view of the first BoP deficit since 2022.

The Fed maintains a wait-and-see approach as it sees slowing US growth

Financial-market players say the Fed is poised to pause, but data points otherwise

Consumer-price rise eased in February, the slowest pace since September 2024.

The BSP’s RRR cut is seen to benefit the banking sector. Will a rate reduction follow?

Inflation is expected to ease in February, which may pave the road to resume rate cuts.