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September 24, 2026 2:14 PM UTC
August new home sales with a 6.4% rise to 684k have more than fully erased a 4.3% July decline (previously reported as -10.5%). This continues the recent string of stronger than expected US data, even in housing, identified by Fed Chairman Warsh at Jackson Hole and one of two areas of weakness, alon
September 24, 2026 1:08 PM UTC
July Canadian retail sales with a 0.7% decline are not quite as weak as the -0.8% preliminary estimate given with June’s report. The decline follows a 0.6% increase in June but the preliminary estimate for August is more positive, up by 1.3%.
September 24, 2026 12:51 PM UTC
Initial claims at 197k remain very low with last week (the survey week for September’s non-farm payroll) revised up to 198k from 196k. Continued claims, covering the week before initial claims at 1.719m are marginally up from 1.717m, but last week was revised from 1.730m, and is now a sharp 48k fa
September 24, 2026 12:00 PM UTC
We expect a 0.3% decline in August durable goods orders on a weak month for aircraft as implied by Boeing data, but a 0.7% increase ex transport. This would be slightly stronger than July’s 0.4% but would still suggest some loss of momentum in Q3.
September 24, 2026 9:41 AM UTC
Norges bank increased rates by 25bp to 4.5% citing concerns over the inflation outlook. While the Bank noted that underlying inflation had moderated over the summer and was actually lower than they had expected in June, the outlook for inflation had not materially changed given the backdrop of highe

September 24, 2026 9:40 AM UTC
Norges bank increased rates by 25bp to 4.5% citing concerns over the inflation outlook. While the Bank noted that underlying inflation had moderated over the summer and was actually lower than they had expected in June, the outlook for inflation had not materially changed given the backdrop of highe
September 24, 2026 9:23 AM UTC
Dollar breaks higher as Fed talk hawkish, PMIs surge north, trumping Eurozone gains
Prospects of 'brave' pre-mid-term back-to-back hikes still critical for dollar's jump ahead
Norges hikes and sees likely steady ahead; SNB a hawkish hold, brings next hike forward; SNB remains dovish, keeps rates an ex
September 24, 2026 8:25 AM UTC
Norges exercises hike option; keying of external price impulses from here
It's main scenario is pause at current restrictive level before trimming
Mkt is already a little more hawkish than the central view
September 24, 2026 8:22 AM UTC
· The Riksbank statement guidance that the 1st hike could be delivered in December is important. It suggests that the Riksbank now see modest tightening as highly likely and going in December rather than Q1 2027 would have a strong signal effect. This would also avoid too much Swedi

September 24, 2026 8:22 AM UTC
· The Riksbank statement guidance that the 1st hike could be delivered in December is important. It suggests that the Riksbank now see modest tightening as highly likely and going in December rather than Q1 2027 would have a strong signal effect. This would also avoid too much Swedi
September 24, 2026 8:05 AM UTC
Slight pop for SEK after hawkish hold from Riksbank, EUR/SEK capped back from resistance
Very dovish hold from SNB, inflation subdued through to 2028 on unchanged rates
Latter keeps CHF as an increasingly extreme low yielder
September 24, 2026 6:46 AM UTC
Dollar breaks higher as Fed talk hawkish, PMIs surge north, trumping Eurozone gains
Prospects of 'brave' pre-mid-term back-to-back hikes still critical for dollar's jump ahead
Riksbank, Norges, and SNB. Hawkish Norges in the price as oil waits on talks, NOK trims ; CHF rates look ever lower to the cro