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How fighting today’s inflation might increase tomorrow’s inflation

Inflation has been top of mind since the end of the pandemic. Bankers, economists, and businesses may have differing views on the causes and effects of inflation: higher demand; consumer spending; and competition for limited resources come to mind.

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By Cross-Border
Dec 1, 2023
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GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks ease with Apple, dollar inches up after U.S. data

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks ease with Apple, dollar inches up after U.S. data

Recent economic reports are "supporting the case for continued aggregate income growth while pushing recession worries further into the future" - Corpay’s Karl Schamotta

Corpay Cross-Border Named the Official Commercial FX Partner for Aston Villa Football Club

Corpay Cross-Border Named the Official Commercial FX Partner for Aston Villa Football Club

Providing access to currency risk management and cross-border payments solutions

ausbiz: Is the bottom in for the Australian Dollar?

ausbiz: Is the bottom in for the Australian Dollar?

In his latest interview with ausbiz, Peter Dragicevich, at Corpay, discusses how the Australian Dollar has been hit from all sides, with a bout of risk aversion, interest rate differentials, and weaker Chinese growth weighing on the currency.

Why currency markets move, and what you can do about it

Why currency markets move, and what you can do about it

An informed approach to managing global payments and foreign currency exposure—for one payment or thousands—can help your business to save time, protect the bottom line, and take advantage of new opportunities.

The Complete Guide to Processing International Business Payments

The Complete Guide to Processing International Business Payments

Do you want to maximize the efficiency of your payment operations? Our guide helps you evaluate and streamline your cross-border payments workflow and costs.

Dollar steady as Fed's Powell says higher rates may be needed

Dollar steady as Fed's Powell says higher rates may be needed

"On balance, this is a modestly less hawkish speech than markets had feared," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay in Toronto.

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