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19 September
UK short-term inflation expectations hit 14-month high — Citi/YouGov survey

According to a Citi/YouGov survey, UK households' short-term inflation expectations surged to their highest level in more than a year in February, indicating the challenges facing the Bank of England (BoE).

21 March
UK short-term inflation expectations hit 14-month high — Citi/YouGov survey
GfK: UK consumer confidence reaches three-month high in March

UK consumer confidence rose for the second consecutive month in March, reaching a three-month high, according to a GfK survey. The index stood at -19 points, up from -20.

21 March
GfK: UK consumer confidence reaches three-month high in March
Reuters: Chinese copper smelters cut production due to raw material shortage

According to Reuters, copper smelters in China are struggling with raw material shortages and overcapacity, prompting preventive production shutdowns during a period of peak demand to minimize losses.

21 March
Reuters: Chinese copper smelters cut production due to raw material shortage
Bank of England holds interest rates amidst economic uncertainty

After a vote taken by the members of the Monetary Policy Committee, the Bank of England decided to keep its key rate at 4.5%. With the recent announcement of new US tariffs, experts on the panel were particularly concerned about the escalating uncertainty surrounding global trade.

21 March
Bank of England holds interest rates amidst economic uncertainty
China to replenish its strategic copper reserves in 2025

This year, China plans to replenish its strategic reserves of key industrial metals in order to boost the resilience of critical material supplies. Heightened geopolitical tensions and rising demand for energy transition commodities have yet to support the industry's sustainability.

21 March
China to replenish its strategic copper reserves in 2025
Japanese consumers' cash holdings shrink as inflation rises

Japanese households' cash holdings shrank at a record pace last quarter amid rising costs of living. The amount of cash held by the country's citizens fell to 105.3 trillion yen (about $704.9 billion). That was 3.4% lower year-on-year.

21 March
Japanese consumers' cash holdings shrink as inflation rises
Australia's pre-election spending jeopardizes budget

The Australian government, allocating significant funds for pre-election spending, risks exacerbating inflation, which is already above the target range of 2-3%. Experts warn that this could lead to increased long-term risks for both the budget and the economy.

21 March
Australia's pre-election spending jeopardizes budget
Possibility of further rate hikes by Bank of Japan diminishes amid slow rate of inflation easing

Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications reported a slowdown in the pace of consumer price growth. However, economists had forecast a more pronounced deceleration. Bloomberg notes that a slower pace of inflation easing could undermine forecasts of rate cuts by the Bank of Japan.

21 March
Possibility of further rate hikes by Bank of Japan diminishes amid slow rate of inflation easing
CryptoPotato: Ripple CEO expects XRP to have a share in US Crypto Strategic Reserve

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse expresses optimism regarding XRP's future. He believes the cryptocurrency could be included in the US Crypto Strategic Reserve, following President Donald Trump's executive order.

21 March
CryptoPotato: Ripple CEO expects XRP to have a share in US Crypto Strategic Reserve
India’s JSW plans to set up 500,000 ton capacity copper smelter

Indian conglomerate JSW Group will invest 120 billion rupees (1.39 billion dollars) to set up a 500,000 ton capacity copper smelter in Odisha state by 2028–2029. To supply production, the company is going to buy concentrate from Peru and Chile, Reuters states.

21 March
India’s JSW plans to set up 500,000 ton capacity copper smelter