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Global Central Banks Signal Easing Amid Economic Stability

11/7/2025

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The U.S. Federal Reserve and Bank of England have room to ease further as they near rate-cutting cycles.
Australia, Sweden, and Norway held their policy rates.
The Bank of Canada cut its rate to 2.25% but signaled further cuts are unlikely.
Malaysia's central bank held its rate at 2.75%, citing stable inflation and economic growth.
Norges Bank kept its rate at 4.00%, with expectations for potential cuts in mid-2026.

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Story summary

The U.S. Federal Reserve and Bank of England have room to ease further as they near rate-cutting cycles.
Australia, Sweden, and Norway held their policy rates.
The Bank of Canada cut its rate to 2.25% but signaled further cuts are unlikely.
Malaysia's central bank held its rate at 2.75%, citing stable inflation and economic growth.
Norges Bank kept its rate at 4.00%, with expectations for potential cuts in mid-2026.