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GBP/USD treads water around 1.3650 prior to Fed


GBP/USD treads water around 1.3650 prior to Fed

GBP/USD now alternates gains with losses around the mid-1.3600s on Wednesday. Meanwhile, investors seem to have ignored the UK inflation figures while remaining cautious ahead of the key Fed interest rate decision.










Gold bounces off lows, back around $3,670 pre-Fed


Gold bounces off lows, back around $3,670 pre-Fed

Gold now manages to gather some traction and rebounds from earlier lows near $3,660 per troy ounce on Wednesday. The precious metal’s renewed selling pressure comes in response to the modest uptick in the Greenback and mixed US yields ahead of the FOMC event.










BoC expected to cut interest rate as growth slows and the labour market weakens


BoC expected to cut interest rate as growth slows and the labour market weakens

The Bank of Canada (BoC) is widely anticipated to reduce its benchmark interest rate by a quarter percentage point on Wednesday, taking it to 2.50% after three consecutive ‘on hold’ decisions.The chances of the BoC resuming its easing cycle have increased due to weak growth, a soft labour market, and relatively controlled inflation.











Global inflation watch: Tariff pass-through still in progress


Global inflation watch: Tariff pass-through still in progress

Inflation picked up speed in August across major economies, though still very moderately. Inflation expectations continue to diverge between the US and the rest of the world. In the US, tariff costs are slowly making their way through the economy, but impact on final consumer prices has so far been limited.











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