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PCE rose to 3.7%, but an unusual pricing phenomenon emerged in the gold market.

PCE rose to 3.7%, but an unusual pricing phenomenon emerged in the gold market.
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What will happen to food prices in Canada over the next two years?

 The Jackson Hole meeting shifted its focus to long-term policy frameworks, and Warsh's first appearance may reshape the Fed's communication style.

The Jackson Hole meeting shifted its focus to long-term policy frameworks, and Warsh's first appearance may reshape the Fed's communication style.

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Inflation driven by supply-side shocks leaves the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes without a clear direction.

PCE rose to 3.7%, but an unusual pricing phenomenon emerged in the gold market.

Popular Markets

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Market Analysis

Central Bank Rates

Central Bank Current Rate Next Forecast Last (Non-zero) Change (Basis Points) Historical High Historical Low Latest CPI Rate Trend
Federal Reserve

3.5-3.75

2026-07-29

待预测

2026-09-16

-25

2025-10-30

20

1980-03-04

0-0.25

2008-12-27

 3.4
European Central Bank

2.4

2026-07-23

待预测

2026-09-10

25

2026-06-11

4.75

2000-10-05

0.00

2016-03-16

 2.9
Bank of Japan

1

2026-07-31

待预测

2026-09-18

25

2026-06-16

9.00

2008-10-31

-0.10

2016-01-29

 1.9
Bank of England

3.75

2026-07-30

待预测

2026-09-17

-25

2025-12-18

17

1979-11-15

0.1

2020-03-26

 2.9
Swiss National Bank

0

2026-06-18

待预测

2026-09-24

-25

2025-06-19

3.5

2000-02-03

-0.75

2015-01-15

 0.4
Reserve Bank of Australia

4.35

2026-08-11

待预测

25

2026-05-05

17.00

1990-01-22

0.75

2019-10-01

 4
Bank of Canada

2.25

2026-07-15

待预测

2026-09-02

-25

2025-10-29

8.06

1995-02-23

0.25

2009-04-21

 3
Reserve Bank of New Zealand

2.5

2026-07-08

2.75

2026-09-02

+25

2026-07-08

8.25

2007-07-26

0.25

2020-03-16

 4.1

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ETF Holdings

Commercial Positions
Non-Commercial Positions
Long Position

Today’s News

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2026-08-28Friday

00:47:00

[Canada Expands 50% Tariffs on US Products, Adding Copper Wire and Charcoal] The Canadian Ministry of Finance announced that it will add US-made copper wire and charcoal to its 50% retaliatory tariff list, replacing previously removed fish and seafood products. The Carney government plans to make the annual imports covered by the retaliatory tariffs roughly equivalent to the impact of the Trump administration's 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, approximately $20 billion. The US tariffs took effect last Saturday, and the Canadian retaliatory tariffs will take effect on September 8. Canadian Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne stated that the removal of US fish and seafood products was made after consultations with the Canadian fisheries industry. In addition to copper wire and charcoal, some US glass containers, printed images, and plaster bricks have also been newly added to the 50% tariff list.

00:45:02

Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister met and held talks with Iranian President Pezechiyan this afternoon.

00:45:01

[Citrini: "Treasury-Fed Deal" May Create Conditions for Rising 30-Year Treasury Yields] Citrini Research suggests that increased cooperation between the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve could push the government to shift more towards short-term debt financing, reducing the supply of long-term U.S. Treasury bonds and thus creating conditions for rising 30-year Treasury yields. The research firm believes that changes in bank regulation, Treasury debt management, and the Federal Reserve's balance sheet policy are converging, and this framework could be called a new "Treasury-Fed Deal." Under this framework, the Federal Reserve will shrink its balance sheet, while commercial banks will expand theirs. As the government reduces long-term bond issuance and instead issues more Treasury bills, banks will absorb more short-term Treasury bonds. Citrini states that the reduced supply of long-term Treasury bonds could help suppress long-term yields. The firm recommends that clients bet on 30-year Treasury bonds outperforming 5-year Treasury bonds, meaning a narrowing yield spread between the two.

Today’s Calendar

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2026-08-28Friday

01:00

USA7-year Treasury bond auction - Total amount

Previous : 440

Forecast : --

Actual : --

01:00

USA7-year Treasury bond auction - high yield

Previous : 4.47

Forecast : --

Actual : --

01:00

USA7-year Treasury bond auction - bid multiple

Previous : 2.49

Forecast : --

Actual : --

Today’s Events

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2026-08-28Friday

22:00

USAFederal Reserve Chairman Warsh delivered his first speech at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium.

22:00

USAThe United States released its preliminary estimate of the baseline change in nonfarm payrolls for 2026 (in thousands).

23:19

ChinaA new round of price adjustments for refined oil products in China is about to begin.

Popular Indicators

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USAFederal Funds Rate Target Upper Limit

3.75%

3.75%

2026-07-30

Latest Value

Previous

Release Time

USASeasonally adjusted changes in non-farm payrolls

-2.3Ten thousand

5.7Ten thousand

2026-08-07

Latest Value

Previous

Release Time

USAunemployment rate

4.1%

4.2%

2026-08-07

Latest Value

Previous

Release Time

USAInitial jobless claims

20.3Ten thousand

20.6Ten thousand

2026-08-27

Latest Value

Previous

Release Time

USACore PCE Price Index Annual Rate

3.3%

3.3%

2026-08-26

Latest Value

Previous

Release Time

USAADP Employment Changes

4.4Ten thousand

9.8Ten thousand

2026-08-05

Latest Value

Previous

Release Time

USAAPI Crude Oil Inventory Changes

42010,000 barrels

-32.810,000 barrels

2026-08-26

Latest Value

Previous

Release Time

USAEIA Crude Oil Inventory Changes

9.510,000 barrels

440.510,000 barrels

2026-08-26

Latest Value

Previous

Release Time
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