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Turkish inflation falls further in August

Turkish August CPI came in slightly below market expectations, but disinflation remains gradual. Core inflation ticked up, while food inflation was benign. The CBT's managed exchange rate policy supports disinflation, but oil price risks persist. The CBT is…

ING THINK·2h 54m

FX Daily: Nervousness continues

ING expects the dollar to remain supported, with risks tilted to the upside, while USD/JPY may stay bid on a likely Fed hike. EUR/USD is seen returning to the 1.150-1.155 range. CAD gains may fade despite a hawkish BoC. EUR/CZK expected to move toward 24.150.…

Danske Bank·6h 18m

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Danske Bank / Nordic Outlook 1 Parenteser er tidligere prognose (fra juni 2026) *Slutningen af perioden Kilde: Danske Bank, Danmarks Statistik, Nationalbanken BNP vækst Inflation Ledighed Indskuds- bevisrente* 3,5% 1,9% 2,9% 1,60% 2025 4,0% (3,7%) 1,5% (1,5%)…

Quarterly Agriculture Report

Westpac has upgraded its 2026 farm GVA outlook to growth of 0.9% from a contraction of 0.8%, citing stronger crop and resilient livestock production. The commodity price index is expected to rise 6.3% in 2026 before falling in 2027. Agricultural export…

SEB·19h 8m

Nordic Outlook reports

The global economy shows resilience despite geopolitical uncertainty and rising energy prices. The Fed is expected to cut rates in December, while the ECB may hike precautionarily. Swedish GDP growth is revised up to 2.7% in 2026. The Riksbank is expected to…

Natixis·22h 28m

August Jobs Preview: Treading Water

Natixis expects the August nonfarm payrolls report to show weak job growth of 25k, below consensus, with the unemployment rate ticking up to 4.2% as participation normalizes. The labor market is stable but with underlying softness, and while inflation remains…

SEB·1d

Sustainable Finance Outlook Highlights

SEB's Sustainable Finance Outlook discusses EU ETS reform impacts on heavy industry, construction, and real estate, projecting carbon prices of EUR 180-270/t by 2040 that could raise steel and cement costs and affect building margins, while sustainable bond…