Week Ahead: US CPI, ECB Rate Decision, Japan GDP

US CPI and PPI come after Friday's stronger jobs report and could drive September Fed rate hike expectations. The ECB is expected to hike rates, and Japanese data is in focus after a suspected yen intervention last week.

Cybercab Is Expected To Help Tesla Establish A Cost Advantage In The Driverless Taxi Market!

Tesla's Cybercab is expected to establish a cost advantage for the company in the autonomous vehicle market, but whether its robotaxi business can scale up ultimately depends on software performance, not manufacturing costs!

Nonfarm Payrolls 162,000, Three Times The Expected! Is A Rate Hike In September Already A Certainty?

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released its August nonfarm payroll report: 162,000 new jobs were created, nearly three times the market expectation of 55,000, with the previous value revised from -23,000 to positive; the unemployment rate remained low at 4.1%.

【TMGM Financial Recap】Strong Nonfarm Payroll Data Impacts Gold Prices; This Week's CPI And PPI Data Become A Life-Or-Death Crisis For Gold!

Last Friday, the US released far higher-than-expected nonfarm payroll data, causing spot gold to decline. This week, key CPI and PPI data will dominate the market. Gold prices are experiencing high short-term volatility, but the long-term allocation logic remains unchanged!

TMGM Daily Market Breakfast: 5 September 2026

U.S. August nonfarm payrolls rose by 162,000, far above forecasts of about 56,000, while the unemployment rate held at 4.1% and average hourly earnings growth eased to 3.1%. The stronger U.S. jobs report lifted market-implied odds of a September Federal Reserve rate increase, with cited pricing rising to roughly 60%-63% after the data. Canada’s economy shed 41,700 jobs in August against expectations for a 15,000 increase, while the unemployment rate held at 6.4% and annual wage growth slowed ...

5 Sep 2026

TMGM Daily Market Breakfast: 4 September 2026

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said he would be inclined to support holding rates steady at the September meeting if August inflation shows further progress, but would consider a hike if inflation comes in hot. U.S. markets headed into the August payrolls release with the Dollar Index near 99.00 after falling below 99.00 on Thursday, while investors focused on a labour-market report expected around 12:30 GMT. Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said policymakers have some disc...

Meta Releases The Most Powerful Model Ever, Muse Spark 1.3, With Encoding To Compete With GPT-5.6, Closing In On The AI Race To Top Players!

Meta Platforms has released its most powerful AI model to date, Muse Spark 1.3. Meta has further closed in on leading competitors like OpenAI and Anthropic!

One Sentence Rewrites The Federal Reserve! After Waller Relented On 9/3, The Suspense Of A Rate Hike In September Shifted To Powell

On the evening of September 3 Eastern Time, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller unusually sent a "conditionally dovish" signal, saying that if August inflation data continues toward the 2% target, he is inclined to "hold steady" at the September monetary policy meeting. This marks a significant shift in his stance from July's statement that "if inflation overheats, we will consider raising rates."

【TMGM Financial Recap】Waller Suddenly Shifts To A Dovish Stance, Expectations For A Rate Hike In September Sharply Decline, Gold Prices Surges 2% To A One-Week High!

Federal Reserve Governor Waller sent an unexpected dovish signal, saying that if inflation cools, it will support keeping rates unchanged in September, sharply reducing the probability of a market rate hike. US Treasuries and the US dollar weakened, and spot gold surged nearly 2% on Thursday!

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