BC reduces Selic by 0.25 points to 14.75% per year, in the first interest rate cut of Galípolo's management
The Brazilian Central Bank's Monetary Policy Committee has lowered the Selic rate to 14.75% as part of a new monetary easing cycle.
Inflation 'climbs' and exceeds Banxico's target range: It accelerates to 4.02% in February
Mexico's annual inflation rate accelerated to 4.02% in February, exceeding the upper limit of Banxico's target range after the central bank paused a prolonged easing cycle.
CBN bets on easing inflation, FX stability for rate cut
The Central Bank of Nigeria cut the Monetary Policy Rate by 50 basis points to 26.5% as part of efforts to manage inflation and stabilize the foreign exchange market.
Appointment of 'Reflation Faction' to Bank of Japan's Policy Committee Reflects Prime Minister Takai's Intent
The Japanese government has proposed the appointment of two economists affiliated with the 'Reflation Faction' to the Board of Councillors of the Bank of Japan, reflecting Prime Minister Takai's policy direction on monetary easing.
The Bank of Japan Begins Selling ETFs, 5.3 Billion Yen in January, Completion Expected in 112 Years
The Bank of Japan has commenced the sale of ETFs it purchased during its large-scale monetary easing, selling approximately 5.3 billion yen in January, with projections indicating it will take 112 years to complete the process.
Bank of Japan Begins Selling ETFs, Approximately 5.3 Billion Yen Sold in January
The Bank of Japan has started selling Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) as part of its large-scale monetary easing measures, having sold approximately 5.3 billion yen worth last month.
What will January be like? RPP has arguments for a pause in monetary policy easing
The article discusses the potential for a pause in monetary policy easing by the RPP amid various arguments supporting this decision.
Expensive money in the era of aging economies: new normal or episode?
The article discusses the impact of prolonged low interest rates and quantitative easing on global capital flows and economic stability post-2008 financial crisis, particularly in the context of inflation and deflation risks.
Gold at Highest Level in a Week Driven by Rate Cut Bets and Venezuela Crisis
Gold prices reached a one-week high due to a shift towards easing monetary policy by the Federal Reserve and increased demand for safe-haven assets amid rising tensions in Venezuela.