Economists expect a rate hike to 1.0% in June The Bank of Japan is expected to raise interest rates to 1.0% in its June meeting. Roughly two-thirds of economists expect this policy change. The expected rate hike brings forward the timeline for such a change, prev
A Reuters poll shows 94% of economists expect the Bank of Japan to raise rates to 1.0% next month, accelerating prior projections. Nearly all economists surveyed in a Reuters poll anticipate the Bank of Japan will lift its policy rate to 1.0% at its June meeting, up from r
Nearly all surveyed economists expect the Bank of Japan to raise its policy rate to 1% next month amid yen pressure and economic risks. A poll of 70 economists shows 94% expect the Bank of Japan to raise its policy rate to 1% at its June meeting, up from 65% previously. Ne
The Federal Reserve will unveil results for 32 large banks under a severe recession scenario, assessing capital resilience. The Federal Reserve will release its annual bank stress test results on June 24 at 4 p.m. EDT. The test evaluates whether 32 large banks can withstan
The Bank of Canada will deliver its latest interest rate decision on Wednesday and almost surely hold rates steady at 2.25%, the same place where rates have been since a cut in October. The market also sees very little chance of a rate hike at the July 15 meeting so there
Erik Thedéen emphasizes the central bank’s strict criteria for unconventional monetary tools amid inflation challenges and past policy shifts. Sveriges Riksbank Governor Erik Thedéen stated the central bank maintains a high threshold for resuming asset purchases, citing le
Bank of Japan officials consider halting reductions in bond buying, maintaining purchases near ¥2.1tn as maturities shrink the balance sheet. Bank of Japan officials are weighing a pause in further reductions of Japanese government bond purchases after March 2027. The cent
Rates on high-yield money market accounts surpass the national average of 0.57%, with some exceeding 4% APY. Money market accounts are providing yields as high as 4.01% APY, significantly above the national average of 0.57%. These accounts combine liquidity with competitiv
Deposit account rates are on the decline — but the good news is you can lock in a competitive return on a certificate of deposit (CD) today and preserve your earning power. In fact, the best CDs still pay rates of 4% or higher Read on for a snapshot of CD rates toda
High-yield savings account rates have been falling, but some of the best accounts still pay above 4% APY. In order to get the highest interest rate possible on your savings, it's important to do your research and find competitive offers Not sure where to start? Here
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