Central Bank Update – Uncertainty Continues to Climb
November 7, 2025 | John Kulis
This post utilizes speeches from five Central Banks to examine their outlook on the economy. Note that the most recent data available may vary for each of the Banks.
This post utilizes speeches from five Central Banks to examine their outlook on the economy. Note that the most recent data available may vary for each of the Banks.
Total Returns, The State of Inflation, Market-Based Expectations, Energy and Commodities, Shelter Inflation, and CPI Breakdown
Recent News, Shipping Rates, Supply Chain Pressure, Capacity Utilization, and Inventory/Sales Ratios.
The three ETF categories with the largest inflows for the week that ended on 10/31/2025 were U.S. Large-Cap ETFs at $23.13 billion, Global ETFs at $3.05 billion, and Consumer Cyclical Sectors at $1.84 billion.
Fixed Income and Corporate Sector Returns, Options-Adjusted Spreads, Credit ETF Flows, Biggest Movers, Issuance Recap
China will produce approximately 44 million tons of aluminum in 2025. The rest of the world will produce 30 million tons of aluminum in 2025.
Total Returns, The State of Inflation, Market-Based Expectations, Energy and Commodities, Shelter Inflation, and CPI Breakdown
Shipping Rates, Supply Chain Pressure, Capacity Utilization, and Inventory/Sales Ratios.
The two ETF categories with the largest inflows for the week that ended on 10/3/2025 were Global ETFs at $3.60 billion, and Aggregate Bond ETFs, at $2.86 billion