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Barclays Lowers Henkel's Estimates on Expected Decline in Consumer Volume

MT NewswiresMar 25 07:48 ET

According to a Deutsche Bank survey, the probability of a recession in the USA is 43%. Wall Street warns that Trump's policies pose a risk of stagflation.

According to a survey conducted by Deutsche Bank, the possibility of the USA economy entering a recession is nearly fifty-fifty, which raises more questions about the direction of the USA economy. Between March 17 and 20, the average view from 400 respondents indicated that there is about a 43% probability that the USA economy will experience a slowdown in growth over the next 12 months. Although the unemployment rate is at a low level and most data indicate that the USA economy continues to grow even if the growth rate is slowing, the survey results further confirm the messages conveyed by various sentiment surveys, which show that consumers and business leaders are increasingly worried about the risks of economic slowdown or recession.

Global Market ReportMar 25 05:38 ET

Models indicate that the USA's debt ceiling could be breached as early as mid-July.

The U.S. Bipartisan Policy Center stated that a model released on Monday shows that if Congress does not take action, the United States could breach the debt ceiling sometime between mid-July and October. The institution also mentioned that while the possibility is low, if this year's tax revenue falls short of expectations, the so-called "X date" could arrive in early June. The U.S. Treasury has not predicted when the X date will occur, at which point the federal government would not have the authority to fulfill payment obligations. Wall Street estimates that the X date could occur as early as the end of May (according to BNP Paribas) and as late as the end of August or in the third quarter (according to Bank of America, Barclays, and TD Securities).

Global Market NewsMar 24 10:04 ET

Bank of England Launches Capital Stress Test for Systemic Banks

WSJMar 24 09:55 ET

Barclays: The Chancellor of the Exchequer of the United Kingdom may announce further spending cuts after 2027.

The Chief Economist of Barclays, Jack Meaning, stated in a report that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, may announce a fiscal adjustment of about 10 billion British Pounds (equivalent to 12.9 billion U.S. Dollars) after 2027 in the spring statement on Wednesday, in order to avoid conflicts with the upcoming three-year spending review. This move may also limit the Office for Budget Responsibility's predictions regarding the drag on economic growth.

Global market reportMar 24 04:21 ET

Barclays Wins Dismissal Over Unauthorized Sale of $17.7B Securities

Seeking AlphaMar 24 02:33 ET

The new slogan of the USA bond market is: "Don't go against the Treasury of Besant!"

Recently, the USA Treasury Secretary Basant has frequently highlighted the 10-year US Treasury yield. In his speeches and interviews over the past few weeks, he has consistently emphasized the government's plan to lower yields and hopes to keep them low. This is somewhat normal, as controlling the government's borrowing costs is part of the Treasury Secretary's job, but Basant's persistent focus on the benchmark US Treasury has led some Wall Street analysts to adjust their forecasts for 2025. In recent weeks, chief rate strategists from Barclays, Royal Bank of Canada, and Industrial Bank have indicated that, given Basant's efforts to push yields down, they have lowered their forecasts for the 10-year US Treasury.

Global market report.Mar 23 22:50 ET

Barclays Keeps RWE at Overweight, Sees Strong Medium-Term Outlook

MT NewswiresMar 21 05:01 ET

Top Gap Ups and Downs on Thursday: BABA, ACN, SAN and More

Moomoo NewsMar 20 18:00 ET · Markets

Barclays Appoints Kieran Whitty as a Co-Head of Healthcare for Europe, Middle East and Africa

BusinesswireMar 20 04:30 ET

Elon Musk Secures About $1B in Fresh X Funding

Seeking AlphaMar 19 14:42 ET

Barclays: The minutes from the Bank of Thailand increase the risk of further rate cuts.

Barclays economist Shreya Sodhani stated in a Research Reports that the Bank of Thailand's minutes released on Wednesday for the February meeting increase the risk of further easing of monetary policy. "We believe the tone of these minutes is clearly dovish, indicating that in supporting sustainable growth while maintaining price and financial stability, growth will now take precedence," Sodhani said. "While we still think there may be two more rate cuts this year, we now believe the risk of a fourth rate cut this year has increased, especially if the USA implements reciprocal tariffs or a 10% tariff on Thailand."

Global market broadcastMar 19 07:52 ET

European Equities Traded in the US as American Depositary Receipts Edge Lower in Tuesday Trading

MT NewswiresMar 18 11:07 ET

Barclays (BCS): A Top Extreme Value Stock to Invest in Right Now

Yahoo FinanceMar 18 04:10 ET

Trump nominates Bowman to serve as Vice Chairman for Supervision at the Federal Reserve, likely to relax regulations.

Analysis suggests that if the USA Senate confirms the nomination, Bowman's approach to banking regulation will be more lenient than that of her predecessor Barr, as she has long criticized the "Basel III endgame" rule that requires banks to Hold more capital. This rule was proposed by Barr and aims to reform the risk assessment methods of large banks, whereas Bowman believes that the capital burden on banks should be reduced.

wallstreetcnMar 17 17:48 ET

Banks Are Feeling the Strain as Lower-income Consumers Struggle With Inflation and Tariff Chaos

MarketWatchMar 14 09:21 ET

The global currency market dynamics in 2025: the dollar unexpectedly weakens while the euro leads strongly.

As of the third quarter of 2025, there has been a stunning reversal in the performance ranking of major Global currencies — the former "safe haven king" USD unexpectedly fell from grace, becoming the worst-performing currency among Developed Markets, except for the CAD. The policies of the Trump administration during its second term are reshaping the Global Exchange Rates landscape, but the impact path is vastly different from market expectations. Amid the ongoing impacts of uncertainty in tariff policies, the USA economy is facing headwinds. Although traditional understanding suggests that trade protection policies are Bullish for the local currency, reality puts this theory into question. Barclays Forex strategist Lefteris Famakis pointed out: "When the tariff stick swings towards close trading partners..."

Global Market ReportMar 14 04:42 ET

Top Gap Ups and Downs on Thursday: SAP, AZN, ADBE and More

Moomoo NewsMar 13 18:00 ET · Markets

USA Treasury bonds fell, and tariff risks remain a major concern for investors.

US Treasury bonds fell for the third consecutive day on Thursday, as concerns over the impact of the Trump administration's trade policies overshadowed the effects of weak producer price data. The decline in Treasury bonds pushed yields for all maturities up by at least about 2 basis points, as investors weighed the economic data against the threats posed by President Donald Trump to impose tariffs on European wines and Other commodities. The 2-year Treasury yield, which is most sensitive to Federal Reserve monetary policy, briefly rose by 2 basis points to 4.01%, while the 10-year yield increased by about 3 basis points to 4.34%. "The threat of imposing a 200% tariff on various commodities from the EU has cast a shadow over the US Treasury bond market."

Global market report.Mar 13 11:46 ET

Trinity Biotech Taps Barclays to Drive Strategic Shift Toward Glucose Monitoring Tech

BenzingaMar 13 07:44 ET