Oil prices are moderately higher after rising Monday/Tuesday on reports that OPEC is considering a further delay to output normalisation due to begin in April. Brent is flat at $75.85/bbl after an ...

Tsys futures are slightly lower today, ranges are narrow while volumes are low. TU is -00¼ at 102-21⅞, while TY is -00+ 108-26+There has been very little in the way of US headlines throughout the ...

China bond futures are less volatile today after yesterday’s losses. China’s 10YR future is down -0.05 to 108.55, whereas China’s 2YR future has regained ground up +0.008 to 102.672.The 10YR future ...

Governor Orr stated that the expected slowing in underlying inflation, which is still above the top of the band, will allow the RBNZ to ease further and it expects 25bp at both the April and May ...

A total of 29 provinces expect their fiscal income growth to be lower than 5% y/y, with most seeing growth between 2-3%, Yicai.com reported, adding that Tibet and Xinjiang anticipated 10% growth. The ...

The RBNZ’s MPC cut the cash rate by 50bp to 3.75% as was unanimously forecast. This brings cumulative easing to 175bp. Updated staff forecasts have also been published. See the press release here.

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European natural gas rose sharply on Tuesday unwinding some of the sell-off driven by hopes of a ceasefire in the Ukraine and easier sanctions on Russian fossil fuels. It is up 3.7% to EUR 49.90, ...

The NZD was the worst performing G10 currency on Tuesday, falling 0.54% to 0.5708, broad USD strength didn't help the currency as tsys yields rose following comments from the Feds Bowman where she ...

USD/JPY is holding close to 152.10 in early Wednesday dealings. Dips towards 151.50 were supported in Tuesday US trade, while earlier highs from the Asia Pac session (152.22) remained intact. Yen lost ...

While the G10 fell against the US dollar (USD BBDXY +0.2%), which was boosted by higher yields, AUDUSD was only slightly lower at 0.6352. RBA Governor Bullock’s warning not to expect a series of rate ...

BBVA’s big data consumption indicator for Mexico rose by 2.7% m/m in January, a sixth consecutive monthly gain. This was driven by strong growth in both goods consumption and services (both +2.6% m/m) ...