EUR rates and risk sentiment find themselves back in a good place, mirroring the ECB's stance since June. Lingering risks ...
China’s purchasing managers’ index, out Sunday, will be the highlight of the week. The official November PMI data comes out ...
Volatility should remain capped due to tight US volumes today. The main driver into next week is a potential build-up in expectations of a breakthrough in the Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations, which ...
All in all, for the time being, we stick to our call that the ECB would prefer to leave interest rates untouched for the next ...
Eurozone economic sentiment rose for the third month in a row, while selling price expectations picked up, reassuring the ECB ...
To sum up, November confidence data provides a mixed picture of the state of the Italian economy in the fourth quarter. From ...
Tokyo's CPI inflation in November was steady, with headline inflation up 2.7% year-on-year and core inflation up 2.8%, largely in line with market expectations. Utilities rose 2.4% as government ...
The pound has welcomed yesterday’s UK Budget announcement, as improved fiscal headroom is seemingly not coming at a hefty ...
At first glance, the UK Budget looks promising, with the fiscal headroom significantly increasing. But diving deeper shows a ...
The odds of further Bank of Korea easing seem low amid upgraded forecasts for South Korea’s GDP and inflation. Increased ...
Meanwhile, speculators are increasingly bearish towards the European gas market The oil market is stuck between the potential for progress in Russia-Ukraine peace talks and what that would mean for ...
The UK government's budget announcement will need to show fiscal discipline to satisfy gilt investors, and while our baseline ...
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