Brazil’s inflation expectations eased for this year and next, following hawkish statements from central bankers indicating that borrowing costs won’t drop anytime soon https://t.co/iWIXvIOFt4 ...

Mortgage Rate Projections - Mortgage rates are projected to be above 6% for much of 2026 [1] - The U S may experience a period of high borrowing costs not seen in over two decades [1]

Brazil’s annual inflation eased more than expected in early October, a drop that’s unlikely to alter the central bank’s plan to keep borrowing costs high https://t.co/nO3TvuHjtR ...

At the next meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee on Oct. 28 and 29, policymakers are widely expected to cut the central bank's key interest rate to lower borrowing costs and bolster the shaky job market. https://t.co/PrvL97d848 ...

Hungary’s central bank is set to leave the European Union’s highest borrowing costs unchanged for the 13th straight month, after policymakers rebuffed government calls to cut them https://t.co/7uwBYghMC5 ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves laid the ground for a tough UK budget next month, telling cabinet colleagues that high borrowing costs and debt levels meant there would be less money for public services https://t.co/827VfqDgIA ...

Monetary Policy - Romania's central bank maintained the benchmark interest rate steady for the ninth consecutive meeting [1] - Borrowing costs remain at one of the highest levels in Europe [1] Inflation - A recent increase in taxes has contributed to rising inflation [1]

Bond Market Outlook - Thai companies are expected to increase bond sales this month [1] - The increase is driven by easing pressure on borrowing costs [1] - Improved political stability also contributes to the increase [1] Source - Thai Bond Market Association provides the information [1]

South Korea’s consumer inflation quickened as the impact of temporary cuts to communications fees faded and food prices rose, clouding the case for the central bank to lower borrowing costs later this month https://t.co/4eX2ZnwBhZ ...

Economic Growth - Kenya's economy experienced a slight acceleration in growth during the second quarter [1] - Lower borrowing costs stimulated private-sector credit expansion [1]