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The United States combines the world's largest economy with deep capital markets and a globally dominant currency. Growth remains resilient on consumer spending and tech investment, while the Federal Reserve balances disinflation with a still-tight labor market.
India is the fastest-growing major economy, driven by domestic demand, services exports and an expanding manufacturing base. The RBI keeps a cautious stance as inflation tracks within target while external balances remain manageable.
Brazil's economy is supported by commodity exports and a resilient services sector. The BCB maintains a restrictive stance as fiscal uncertainty weighs on long-end yields and the real.
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All intelligenceFederal Reserve holds rates, signals data-dependent pause
FOMC kept the target range at 5.25–5.50% and emphasized patience as services inflation cools more slowly than goods.
US payrolls beat at +272K; unemployment ticks up to 4.1%
Headline jobs strong but household survey shows softening; wage growth moderates to 4.0% YoY.
US CPI eases to 3.1% YoY; core services still elevated
Headline inflation dipped on energy; core remained sticky at 3.4% YoY driven by shelter and insurance.
India CPI eases to 4.8% YoY on favorable food base
Headline CPI back inside RBI's tolerance band as vegetable prices normalize; core stable around 3.2%.