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February 20, 2026 4:31 PM UTC
· The 6-3 vote by the Supreme court and full ruling against reciprocal tariffs means that the Trump administration will likely resort to other tariffs for negotiating leverage. However, the Trump administration will also pressure to codify existing trade framework deals that have be

February 20, 2026 2:13 PM UTC
Lower than expected Q4 GDP was mainly caused by the temporary government shutdown (-5.1% annualised), while consumer spending remained reasonable at 2.4% and AI related spending helping parts of fixed investment. However, income growth remains lower than consumption and we see this slowing the U.S.

February 20, 2026 11:14 AM UTC
The increasing strength in the Swiss France is causing reverberations. More a reflection of U.S. dollar weakness than that of the euro, the nominal trade weighted Franc is hitting new highs (Figure 1). But while this strength in impairing competitiveness – vital to an economy where exports acc
February 20, 2026 10:00 AM UTC
U.S. January Yr/yr ex food and energy CPI slowest since March 2021
FOMC Minutes Shows Splits, But Rate Cuts Should Still Arrive
RBNZ Keeping Their Cool
UK CPI Fresh and Marked Fall Resumes as Core Slips to Cycle-Low?
Washington and Delhi Recalibrate