Central banks, inflation, jobs and growth, and the policy decisions that shape the cycle.

India's core infrastructure output rose 5.4% year-on-year in July, cooling from June's revised 6%. Cement and coal led gains, while steel an

Saudi Arabia's operating revenues rose 6.1% year over year in June, driven by manufacturing and other non-oil sectors. Building permits jump

Poland's factories beat expectations in July, with output up 5.1% year-on-year and wages rising 6.8%. EU recovery funds and steady rates are

Australia's job market cooled in July, with employment falling and unemployment rising to 4.5%. The data has traders scaling back bets on an

China held its key lending rates steady for a 15th straight month in August. With bank margins thin and demand soft, economists now expect B

Canada's household saving rate fell to 3.5% in Q1 from 5.9% in late 2024. TD Economics says it's households unwinding precautionary savings,

India's central bank kept its repo rate at 5.25% but the latest minutes show a unanimous vote to hold, with officials warning that another h

UK inflation ticked up last month, reaching its highest level since March after a 13% Ofgem price-cap increase pushed household energy bills

Australia's central bank is holding rates at 4.35% but warns it will hike again if inflation risks crystallize. Deputy Governor Andrew Hause

Colombia's Q2 GDP grew 3.5% year-on-year and 1.3% quarter-on-quarter, beating forecasts. That's reviving expectations that BanRep could rais

Chile's economy contracted for another quarter as copper production fell 6.4%. With inflation cooling, the central bank may hold off on rate

Canada's inflation rate hit 3.0% in July, but Rosenberg Research says energy costs drove the spike. Underlying price pressures remain close