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1345 evidence-backed views published in the latest 7 days, newest first with same-topic and same-event views grouped together.

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#1015
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As of October 16, 2026, the Federal Reserve's target range for the federal funds rate stands at 3.75-4.00%, alongside a Bank of Canada overnight rate of 2.25%, a European Central Bank refinancing rate of 2.65%, a Bank of England repo rate of 3.75% and a Bank of Japan overnight rate of 1.25%. The data only present current policy rate levels across major central banks and carry no explicit directional call, implying a neutral stance on Fed policy.

16,Fed Policy★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 58
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Commodity Spot Prices** Foreign Exchange Cross Rates Fixed Income Yields Stock Market Indexes October 16, 2026 Weekly Bottom Line Highlights Canada U.S. Current Target Federal Reserve (Fed Funds Rate) 3.75 - 4.00% Bank of Canada (Overnight Rate) 2.25% European Central Bank (Refi Rate) 2.65% Bank of England (Repo Rate) 3.75% Bank of Japan (Overnight Rate) 1.25% Source: Bloomberg.
#1018
Scotiabank EconomicsbearishunclassifiedFed Policy · FEDunspecified
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Headline inflation is expected to pick up to 3.6–3.7% y/y and economic activity likely to remain above 3% y/y, while MXN weakness and the Fed's hiking cycle stand at odds with Banxico's minutes showing that three of the five board members are leaning toward possible cuts.

3.6Fed Policy★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 58
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• Headline inflation expected to pick up to 3.6 –3.7% y/y, economic activity likely remaining above 3% y/y, MXN weakness, and the Fed’s hiking cycle are at odds with Banxico’s minutes showing that three of the five board members are leaning toward possible cuts.
#1019
Scotiabank EconomicsbearishunclassifiedFed Policy · FEDunspecified
AI-generated analytical summary · not a direct translation

Headline inflation is expected to pick up to 3.6–3.7% y/y and economic activity is likely to remain above 3% y/y, while MXN weakness and the Fed's hiking cycle are at odds with Banxico's minutes showing that three of the five board members are leaning toward possible cuts.

3.6Fed Policy★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 58
English source evidence
• Headline inflation expected to pick up to 3.6 –3.7% y/y, economic activity likely remaining above 3% y/y, MXN weakness, and the Fed’s hiking cycle are at odds with Banxico’s minutes showing that three of the five board members are leaning toward possibl e cuts.
#1043
Scotiabank EconomicsbullishunclassifiedFed Policy · FEDunspecified
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Scotiabank Economics notes that US producer prices will inform PCE inflation tracking, retail sales face a tough act to follow, and US lumber tariffs are raising housing costs, while asking whether Fed's Warsh will say anything helpful tonight, an overall neutral watch on Fed policy.

Fed Policy★★★Heat 50 · 17 inst.Authority 84Fresh 50
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• US producer prices to inform PCE tracking • US retail sales face a tough act to follow • US lumber tariffs raise US housing costs • Will Fed’s Warsh say anything helpful tonight?
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