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FED SWAPS show the probability of a BOC rate hike in October fell to 68% from 74% before the inflation data release.
2026-10-19
FED SWAPS show the probability of a BOC rate hike in October fell to 68% from 74% before the inflation data release.
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2026-10-19
[Commercial Bank: German Debt Concerns Increasingly Converge with France] A report by Joerg Kraemer of Commerzbank points out that Germany's debt problem is increasingly similar to France's. He states that Germany has adopted measures such as public
[Commercial Bank: German Debt Concerns Increasingly Converge with France] A report by Joerg Kraemer of Commerzbank points out that Germany's debt problem is increasingly similar to France's. He states that Germany has adopted measures such as public spending to address crises like soaring energy prices. "Unlike the oil price shock of the 1970s, the German federal government has twice introduced fuel tax reductions, although such policies also benefited many wealthy groups while weakening incentives for energy conservation." Kraemer says that given the narrow majority of the ruling coalition in Germany and its disagreements on economic policies, the political similarities between the two countries are increasing. Germany's budget deficit is projected to rise to 4% of GDP this year, nearly identical to France's 5%. He adds that Germany should prioritize public finances and improve competitiveness to promote economic growth.
2026-10-19
Ifo institute study on Monday: since 2019 Germany’s industrial sector has cut about 496,000 jobs. By end-2025 industrial employment is down 496,000 from early‑2019, a 7.1% decline. The services sector added more than 2.2 million jobs. Nearly all indu
Ifo institute study on Monday: since 2019 Germany’s industrial sector has cut about 496,000 jobs. By end-2025 industrial employment is down 496,000 from early‑2019, a 7.1% decline. The services sector added more than 2.2 million jobs. Nearly all industrial subsectors saw job losses; automotive and its supply The chain cut about 123,500 jobs, a 13% drop.
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