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Colombian Bonds Surge as Right-Wing Outsider Leads Runoff
Colombia's dollar bonds rallied after right-wing outsider Abelardo de La Espriella won the first presidential round and entered the runoff as favorite against leftist Ivan Cepeda, boosting market sentiment.
Social Security trustees may be miscalculating birth rates, worsening funding gap
Social Security trustees may be overestimating future birth rates, which would worsen the program's long-term funding shortfall and increase pressure on fiscal policy.
Ethiopia Bondholders to Sue Over Failed Restructuring Talks
A committee representing Ethiopia's defaulted $1 billion eurobond holders plans to sue the government after restructuring talks collapsed, escalating the sovereign debt dispute.
ECB Consumer Inflation Expectations Ease but Remain Elevated
Euro-area consumers' three-year inflation expectations edged lower in April, offering some relief to the ECB as it prepares to raise rates next week.
Germany May final manufacturing PMI edges up to 50.1 from 49.9 prelim
Germany's final manufacturing PMI for May was revised up to 50.1 from the preliminary 49.9, but the sector remains fragile as new orders fall and cost pressures persist.
Italy May Manufacturing PMI Beats Expectations at 52.9
Italy's manufacturing PMI rose to 52.9 in May, beating the 51.9 forecast, signaling expansion in the sector despite supply chain disruptions.
Spanish manufacturing activity eases in May as safety stock surge unwinds
Spanish manufacturing activity eased in May as the safety stock surge from April reversed, while supply chain delays intensified and input prices rose further.
UK house prices fall in May as Middle East uncertainty weighs on sentiment
UK house prices fell 0.6% month-on-month in May to £278,024, as Nationwide data shows the Middle East conflict weighing on consumer sentiment and market rates.
Iran War Inflation Risk Looms as Stocks Defy Geopolitical Turmoil
The Iran conflict threatens to stoke inflation, complicating central bank rate decisions, even as equity markets continue to rally on resilient corporate earnings.
Aussie Risks More Losses Versus Kiwi on Hawkish RBNZ Shift
The Australian dollar faces further downside against the New Zealand dollar as traders unwind bearish NZD positions after the RBNZ's hawkish policy shift, according to analysts.
Powell warns politicizing Fed would erode central bank credibility
Former Fed Chair Jerome Powell warned that politicizing the Federal Reserve would erode its credibility, calling central bank independence a priceless asset in a speech on Sunday.
China May Manufacturing PMI Eases to 51.8, Inflation Pressures Cool
China's Caixin/S&P Global Manufacturing PMI eased to 51.8 in May from 52.2, marking a sixth straight month of expansion while input price inflation cooled for the first time in six months.
India Bond Yields Under Pressure From Rate Hike Bets and Fiscal Worries
Indian bond yields face further upside risk as markets price in potential rate hikes and deteriorating fiscal outlook, adding to pressure on the Reserve Bank of India's policy stance.
Australia manufacturing PMI slips to 50.7 in May, new orders hit 7-month low
Australia's manufacturing PMI fell to 50.7 in May, with new orders dropping at the fastest pace in seven months, signaling weakening demand.
BOJ May Pause Bond Taper Next Year as Market Volatility Rises
The Bank of Japan may pause its bond taper next fiscal year due to market volatility, potentially easing pressure on Prime Minister Takaichi's spending plans.
ECB Should Act Sooner Rather Than Later, Pereira Says
ECB Governing Council member Alvaro Santos Pereira urges the central bank to act promptly amid elevated consumer-price pressures, signaling a potential rate move sooner than markets expect.
IMF Chief Meets Venezuelan Officials on Economic Stability
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva held talks with Venezuelan economic official Calixto Ortega in Washington, marking the first in-person meeting since the fund resumed formal engagement with Venezuela last month.
What Could Drive the Fed to Hike Rates This Year
The Fed, led by Kevin Warsh, is preparing a possible pivot to tighter policy later this month, raising the question of what could trigger a rate hike this year.
SoFi Launches Bank-Backed Stablecoin SOFIUSD on Solana and Ethereum with 4.2% Yield
SoFi, a publicly traded fintech with a bank charter, has launched SOFIUSD, a dollar-pegged stablecoin on Ethereum and Solana, offering a 4.2% yield backed by Treasury bills and cash reserves audited monthly by Deloitte.
Mortgage rates mixed on May 30: 30-year fixed falls to 6.33%
Mortgage rates showed mixed movement on May 30, with the 30-year fixed rate dipping 3 basis points to 6.33%, while the 5/1 ARM rose 24 bps to 6.45%, according to Zillow data.
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