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| | | ... it's close to balance, a little bit tight, and that's why people have to be patient." GSFM market analyst Stephen Miller said Bullock's comments suggest the central bank will leave interest rates unchanged at the March meeting. "Those comments ... |
| | | | ... been outspoken about his desire for the Fed to cut rates. As a result of the hold overnight, GSFM market analyst Stephen Miller said the Trump administration will be frustrated. "Of course, that won't please the White House but with US economic activity ... |
| | | | ... intelligence (AI) boom progresses will be the major themes to watch, they've said. GSFM investment strategy advisor Stephen Miller said many of the same themes that played out in 2025 will continue to impact markets in 2026. "The questions that are front ... |
| | | | ... Bank of Australia (RBA) surprised economists by leaving interest rates on hold in July, GSFM investment specialist Stephen Miller expects the central bank will have some of its concerns addressed as US President Donald Trump's tariffs come back into ... |
| | | | ... of economic dislocation, including high inflation, low growth and high unemployment," GSFM investment specialist Stephen Miller said. "While the current period is some distance from the 1970s experience, the lesson nevertheless is that it is not best ... |
| | | | GSFM investment specialist Stephen Miller is predicting the RBA will deliver an interest rate cut in February. If it does occur, it will be the RBA's first rate cut since November 2020, and the first change in the official cash rate since November 2023. ... |
| | | | ... by demographics, global supply chain diversification, and fiscal maturity," he said. GSFM investment strategist Stephen Miller explained that while equity investors have had a good run through 2024, maintaining the momentum will require "supportive monetary ... |
| | | | ... rate-cutting cycle. However, Trump's proposed trade tariffs could derail slowing inflation. GSFM investment specialist Stephen Miller said the RBA board has been vocal over its concerns around "sticky" inflation, and as the RBA generally follows the ... |
| | | | ... tackling the sticky inflation problem, but tariffs could drive the price of goods back up. GSFM investment specialist Stephen Miller said the stickiness of US inflation will likely be "exacerbated" by the policy agenda of Trump. "Certainly, Trump 2.0 ... |
| | | | ... inflation challenge, and mean rate cuts are unlikely to be on the agenda for some time yet." GSFM investment strategist Stephen Miller agreed the August jobs numbers wouldn't move the dial for the RBA to cut rates. "The improbable circumstance of a rate ... |
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