A less communicative Federal Reserve under chair Kevin Warsh isn’t all bad news for emerging markets

Lower oil prices have eased inflation risks and boosted bonds, but uncertainty over expectations and US rates keeps a July hike in play

The Reserve Bank’s monetary policy committee voted four to two to keep rates on hold, but March may finally see some relief

The SARB governor is among a group of 13 central bank chiefs who have come out in support of Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell

Delve into the controversial Trump DOJ subpoenas directed at Jerome Powell and what this means for the Federal Reserve and markets

Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ policies threaten to stoke inflation worldwide. Investors and households better brace for fewer interest rate cuts

Global interest rates entered the long-anticipated cutting cycle in the third quarter, marking a major shift in monetary policy for developed markets such as the US and the…

Old Mutual chief economist Johann Els has such a divergent view on how the rand will perform that it often keeps him up at night. On those evenings, he sifts through his analysis…