Economists expect their reliance on alternative data to increase in the next year, citing a need for higher-frequency indicators amid economic uncertainty tied to the war in Iran, according to a Bloomberg survey.

Economists are boosting their forecasts for Canadian inflation and unemployment as the war in Iran drives up oil prices and heightens global instability.

Economists raised their estimates for US inflation through year-end, while trimming consumer spending, growth and employment projections as the war in Iran drives up fuel costs.

Economists pushed back their expectation for the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate cut to June from March, but still see two quarter-point reductions by year-end, according to a survey by Bloomberg News.

Economists pushed back their expectation for the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate cut to June from March, but still see two quarter-point reductions by year-end, according to a survey by Bloomberg News.

Inflation around the world is expected to pick up due to the war with Iran, while growth prospects remain largely unaffected for now, according to a global survey of economists by Bloomberg News.

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana will this week outline improvements in South Africa’s public finances that pave the way for a sovereign credit-rating outlook upgrade, a Bloomberg survey shows.

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana will this week outline improvements in South Africa’s public finances that pave the way for a sovereign credit-rating outlook upgrade, a Bloomberg survey shows.

The South African Reserve Bank will likely cut interest rates three more times before ending its current easing cycle, according to a survey.

Economists now expect the Federal Reserve won’t cut interest rates until June, according to the latest Bloomberg monthly survey.

Federal Reserve officials will vote to cut interest rates again next week to safeguard against rising risks of a sharp deterioration in the labor market, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg.