UK GDP Beats Forecast in November as Production Rebounds
ONS data showed November GDP up 0.3% after October’s drop, partly reversing one-off weakness from a Jaguar Land Rover cyberattack.
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Kashkari Warns Political Pressure Could Lift Term Premiums
As scrutiny rises ahead of a Fed leadership transition, Kashkari argues independence is vital to monetary policy credibility.
China Hits Record $1.18T Surplus as US Exports Slide
US-bound shipments fell sharply, but rising exports to EU and ASEAN kept China’s 2025 surplus at $1.18T.
CPI Sticks at 2.7% as Tariff Pressures Loom
CPI held at 2.7% as necessities rose, widening spending splits while China surpluses stoked tariff risks.
Carney Seeks China Tariff Relief as Canada-U.S. Risks Rise
Carney’s Beijing trip targets easing China’s counter-tariffs while EV tariffs and USMCA review constrain concessions.
China’s Record $1.189T 2025 Surplus Fuels Tariff Risks
Exports rose 5.5% despite weak domestic demand, heightening fears of new barriers and probes in 2026.
Necessities Inflation Deepens K-Shaped Consumer Spending Split
Rising grocery, utility, and health-care costs squeeze lower incomes as top earners keep travel and dining spend strong.
December CPI Holds at 2.7% as Necessities Climb
Grocery, gas, and electricity costs rose as shutdown data quirks complicate readings, keeping the Fed cautious.
China Export Controls, Demand Push Shift Markets
China’s 2026 agenda spotlights export controls and domestic demand, while Australia and Nigeria data reshape policy expectations.
Nigeria Says 2025 Reforms Are Driving Foreign Inflows
Officials cite nearly $14bn inflows, rising non-oil exports, and SEZ gains, but warn portfolio dependence.
November Spending Surge Puts RBA Back in a Tight Spot
ABS data showed demand resilience and Black Friday pull-forward, reviving February hike talk and pushing out cuts.
China Bets on Domestic Demand as Fiscal Strains Persist
Beijing is prioritizing consumption via services and social coverage, but local funding strains may slow follow-through.