Bank of England trims QE loss estimate to 115 billion pounds

The Bank of England revised its estimated loss for bond-buying measures to £115 billion, citing higher interest rates as the main factor for increased future losses.

US inflation rises in July, in line with expectations

U.S. consumer prices rose moderately in July, prompting discussion of a potential Federal Reserve rate cut amid signs of inflationary pressures from import tariffs.

US consumer prices increase moderately; worries about data quality rise

India’s retail inflation slows to 8-year low of 1.55% in July

India's retail inflation fell to 1.55% in July, influenced by decreasing food prices, marking its lowest rate since June 2017 and below the RBI's tolerance level.

Jobs data blasted by Trump seen by Fed officials as reason to cut

Article discusses President Trump's response to employment data, Federal Reserve's interest rate considerations, labor market weakening, and the integrity of economic reporting.

Wall St edges higher after inflation rises moderately in July

Wall Street indexes rose as inflation data aligns with forecasts, raising hopes for Fed interest rate cuts, while concerns grow over economic data reliability.

Toronto stocks jump as US inflation data keep rate-cut hopes alive

Canada's stock index rises on U.S. inflation data, while trade tensions escalate as China imposes duties on Canadian canola imports amidst ongoing tariff negotiations.

European shares gain on US-China tariff truce optimism

European shares rose on the tariff truce between the U.S. and China, while tech stocks lagged. Investors awaited U.S. inflation data and interest rate cut expectations.

Thailand says another soldier injured by landmine near Cambodia

A Thai soldier was injured by a landmine near the Cambodian border, prompting accusations of ceasefire violations amidst ongoing disputes between the two countries over border territory.

UK hiring falls but wage growth stays high, highlighting BoE rates quandary