Topic: Cross-Border

What You Don’t Know CAN Hurt You: Why Macro & Market Structure Matters

Much thought is put into trying to explain why financial markets do what they do, what stocks might outperform, what the Fed is likely to decide at their next meeting, and so on. Join us as we explain the dynamics that shape financial markets.

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Apr 11, 2025
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How fighting today’s inflation might increase tomorrow’s inflation
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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.

Reuters: Canada adds jobs but not enough to change expectations for hold on rates
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Reuters: Canada adds jobs but not enough to change expectations for hold on rates

If we look at the underlying details, they suggest that the Canadian job creation engine continued to decelerate and lose momentum…

Reuters: Shares gain, dollar slips as Fed's Powell sounds caution
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Reuters: Shares gain, dollar slips as Fed's Powell sounds caution

"Powell did his utmost to subtly convince markets of the Federal Reserve's commitment to holding rates in restrictive territory for a prolonged period of time…

BNN Bloomberg: Closer look at the economy and currencies
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BNN Bloomberg: Closer look at the economy and currencies

Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist with Corpay, joins BNN Bloomberg for a closer look at Canada's economy and offers his view on the markets.

ausbiz: How lower-than-expected Aussie inflation will impact markets
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ausbiz: How lower-than-expected Aussie inflation will impact markets

In his latest interview with ausbiz, Peter Dragicevich, APAC Currency Strategist at Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, outlines his perspective on the recent Aussie inflation data, which notably came in lower than expected.

Higher for longer US rates would help dollar regain lost ground
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Higher for longer US rates would help dollar regain lost ground

Futures market investors are assuming most major developed central banks will begin to ease policy around the middle of 2024, according to an analysis by Corpay Cross-Border Solutions.

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