Kenny Fisher

Kenny Fisher
Published articles: 72

About Kenny Fisher

Kenny started his career in forex working in the sales and marketing department at a major forex broker and has worked as a market analyst for 12 years.  With a legal editing background, Kenny has combined his writing skills and finance expertise to produce top-quality articles. Kenny covers a wide range of topics, including global stock markets, commodities and currencies, with  focus on fundamental and macro-economic analysis. Kenny’s articles have been carried by Oanda, Investing.com, Seeking Alpha and FXStreet. Kenny holds a Bachelor of Law from Ogoode Hall Law School in Toronto, Canada.

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UK inflation rose to 2.3% year-on-year in October, compared to 1.7% in September. This was higher than the market estimate of 2.2%. The main drivers of the gain were higher housing prices and the rise in the government’s energy cap

US inflation for October 2024 accelerated to 2.6% year-on-year, in line with expectations. Core inflation remains unchanged at 3.3%, and the US dollar climbed against the major currencies today.

Bank of England (BoE) cuts key interest rate by 0.25%, with the British pound posting strong gains. The UK budget could complicate the BoE’s rate path.

Bank of Japan maintains interest rates at 0.25%, Governor Ueda says inflation moving in line with expectations. Japanese yen rises sharply.

With the US presidential election just two weeks away, anticipation is growing. Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are neck-and-neck in the opinion polls, which has added to the drama of this unpredictable race.

Canada’s inflation rate continues to fall and was lower than expected in September. The CPI rose 1.6% year-on-year, down from 2% in August and below the market level of 1.8%.

The US consumer price index (CPI) continued its downswing, dropping slightly in September. Inflation fell to 2.4% year-on-year.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) maintained the cash rate at 4.35% following the latest meeting of the Bank’s Board on Tuesday. RBA’s Bullock says no cuts expected for “near term”. Australian dollar shows limited reaction as the RBA decision was expected.

The Federal Reserve lowered interest rates on Wednesday by 0.50%, or 50 basis points, bringing the benchmark interest rate to a target range of 4.75 percent to 5.50 percent.

US inflation for August rose 2.5% year-on-year, in line with the market estimate. The US dollar posts gains against the major currencies today. Market odds of a 25 basis-point cut this month increase to 85%.

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