Prices rose 0.4% from January to February, higher than the previous month’s figure of 0.3%
Underwriting activity expected to pick up monetary policy eases, DBRS says
Highly-indebted countries could face a negative feedback loop
While volatile food and energy components ease, other prices resist: OECD
Underlying price pressures are still persistently high, the central bank said
Report predicts the first rate cut to come in April, slightly earlier than financial markets expect
As interest rates settle and global economies respond, fixed-income investors need to take a tactical, nuanced stance, says Katie Klingensmith of Brandywine Global
Many forecasters anticipate the first rate cut to come midyear
Upfront spending weighs on banks' bottom lines, despite revenue growth
Excluding volatile food and energy costs, prices in U.S. rose 0.4% from December to January