Austria’s Finance Minister Sees Gradual Path to Joint EU Debt (19.09.2025)
The European Union is inching toward issuing joint debt to help fund investments needed to improve its economy, according to Austria’s finance minister.
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ECB Officials Zero In on December to See If 2% Inflation Target Reached (21.09.2025)
European Central Bank officials are anxiously awaiting the next edition of their economic forecasts — due in December — that will help them decide whether interest rates are low enough to sustainably deliver inflation of 2%.
Inflation Is Worse Than the CPI Shows, Says Ex US Comptroller (22.09.2025)
The widely watched gauge of consumer prices fails to capture the cost of living crisis for many Americans, argues Gene Ludwig.
Metaller: KV-Verhandlungen brechen mit Tradition (22.09.2025)
Mit dem Start der Kollektivvertragsverhandlungen der Metallindustrie wird am Montagnachmittag die Herbstlohnrunde eröffnet. Angesichts der hohen Inflation will die Gewerkschaft die Kaufkraft sichern und schließt eine Nulllohnrunde aus, will aber zunächst keine konkrete prozentuelle Lohnforderung vorlegen. „Wir werden in die Verhandlungen völlig offen gehen“, sagte der Chef der Metallergewerkschaft PRO-GE, Reinhold Binder, Montagfrüh im Ö1-Morgenjournal.
TRUMP I KING CHARLES I DINNER UK I 17.09.2025
Apple CEO Tim Cook, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Blackstone CEO Steve Schwarzman, Arm CEO Rene Haas and media tycoon Rupert Murdoch were among 160 guests who attended the banquet, as the US and UK are set to solidify joint tech, energy and digital asset agreements. (Source: Bloomberg)
Swiss Exports to US Collapsed in First Month of 39% Tariff (18.09.2025)
The highest US tariff among developed nations dealt a severe blow to Swiss exports, according to the first reading since the 39% levy took effect.
America’s economy defies gloomy expectations (17.09.2025)
As the Federal Reserve prepares to cut interest rates, growth is holding up
On top of this, Americans are still spending.
Slower population growth lowers the “breakeven” rate of job creation
“Liberation Day”
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FOMC Press Conference September 17, 2025
HINWEIS: VIDEOAUSSCHNITTE ZUR ZINSENTSCHEIDUNG/-PROGNOSE
- 01:11:51 I Fragen warum mehr Zinssenkungen angedacht sind im Vergleich zur 06/25 Prognose, obwohl die ARLO-Prognose sich nicht groß verändert hat? Zudem ist die Frage, warum so viele Zinssenkungen laut FED-Prognose gemacht werden, wenn das Inflationsziel laut Prognose erst mit 2028 erreicht wird?
- 01:16:16 I Was macht die FED, wen die Inflation doch höher steigen würde? Ist Powell besorgt über den Arbeitsmarkt?
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After Rate Cut Powell Says Jobs Market No Longer Very Solid (17.09.2025)
Federal Reserve officials lowered their benchmark interest rate by a quarter percentage point and penciled in two more reductions this year following months of intense pressure from the White House to slash borrowing costs.
Regierung: Erstmals Eingriffe in ungeregelte Mieten (17.09.2025)
Regierung: Erstmals Eingriffe in ungeregelte Mieten (17.09.2025)
Strom, Gastro, Lebensmittel: Teuerung steigt auf 4,1 Prozent (17.09.2025)
Die Inflation ist im August laut Statistik Austria nach 3,6 Prozent im Juli auf 4,1 Prozent geklettert. „So hoch war die Teuerungsrate zuletzt im März 2024“, bestätigte Statistik-Austria-Generaldirektorin Manuela Lenk am Mittwoch die bereits in der Schnellschätzung erwarteten Zahlen. Die stärksten Preistreiber sind aktuell Gastronomie, Strom und Nahrungsmittel.
US Plans $5 Billion Fund to Strengthen Critical Mineral Supplies (16.09.2025)
The US is in talks to set up a $5 billion fund to invest in mining, in what would be the government’s most significant foray into dealmaking to boost supplies of critical minerals.
EUR USD: Euro Heads for Highest in Four Years With $1.20 in Sight (16.09.2025)
The euro edged toward the strongest level in four years as traders prepared for an interest-rate cut from the Federal Reserve this week that will cement its diverging trajectory from the European Central Bank.
EUR USD: Euro Heads for Highest in Four Years With $1.20 in Sight (16.09.2025)
The euro edged toward the strongest level in four years as traders prepared for an interest-rate cut from the Federal Reserve this week that will cement its diverging trajectory from the European Central Bank.
Trump’s Call to Cull Earnings Reports Hits Corporate Fault Line (16.09.2025)
President Donald Trump again called for an end to quarterly earnings reports, tapping into a long-running fault line in American capitalism over how much information should be disclosed by public companies.
Draghi Laments Pace of Change in EU as It Lags Global Rivals (16.09.2025)
The European Union is moving too slowly in its efforts to boost economic competitiveness, with the region “failing to match the speed” of a changing global order, former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said.
Wirtschaft: Innsbruck bei Wohnungspreisen ganz oben (16.09.2025)
Innsbruck ist unter den österreichischen Landeshauptstädten die teuerste Stadt bei den Preisen für Eigentumswohnungen. Das zeigt eine Analyse, die der Maklerverbund Raiffeisen Immobilien präsentierte.
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ECB’s Kocher Says Euro-Area Inflation Risks ‘Quite Balanced’ (15.09.2025)
European Central Bank Governing Council member Martin Kocher said officials stand ready to react to changes in the economic data even if inflation risks for the region are “quite balanced” at the moment.
SUV-Fertigung: Magna Steyr erhält neue Aufträge aus China (15.09.2025)
Der Automobilzulieferer Magna Steyr in Graz hat einen Fertigungsauftrag des chinesischen E-Auto-Herstellers XPeng erhalten: Es soll sich um die SUV-Modelle G6 und G9 handeln, von denen die ersten Exemplare für den europäischen Markt vom Band gelaufen sind.
Trump Expects a ‘Big Cut’ From Powell and Federal Reserve This Week (15.09.2025)
President Donald Trump predicted a “big cut” from the Federal Reserve this week ahead of a pivotal meeting at which the central bank’s governors are expected to ease policy for the first time in nine months.
US Consumer Sentiment Falls to Lowest Since May on Job Worries (12.09.2025)
US consumer sentiment fell in September to the lowest since May and long-term inflation expectations rose for the second straight month, as concerns about the labor market and prices weighed on the economic outlook.
US Consumer Sentiment Falls to Four-Month Low
Long-term inflation expectations rise to 3.9%
China’s Economy Suffers Another Setback as Investment Slumps (15.09.2025)
China’s economic activity slowed more than expected across the board in August with a sharp slump in investment, adding to the likelihood that policymakers will roll out more stimulus to ensure growth stays on track to hit the official target.
China's Economic Activity Slowed Markedly in August
July and August results both worse than expected
Chinese Investment Heads for One of Worst Years on Record
Fixed-asset investment slowdown accelerated in August
Pensionen: Volle Inflationsabgeltung nur bis 2.500 Euro (12.09.2025)
Die Regierung hat am Freitag die Erhöhung der Pensionen für 2026 präsentiert. Sie werden durchschnittlich um 2,25 Prozent angehoben, wobei nur Pensionen bis 2.500 Euro brutto die volle Inflationsabgeltung von 2,7 Prozent erhalten sollen. Darüber hinaus gibt es einen monatlichen Fixbetrag von 67,50 Euro. Die Regierung erwartet sich 350 Millionen Euro Ersparnis.
Russia Cuts Key Rate to 17% Defying Calls for Quicker Easing (12.09.2025)
The Bank of Russia opted for a smaller interest-rate cut than expected, despite calls for more aggressive monetary easing as the economy cools faster than forecast and growth risks undershooting official targets this year.
OeNB: Kaum Wachstum, Jahresinflation steigt (12.09.2025)