The tone of NBP President Adam Glapinski’s press conference suggested openness to another interest rate cut in November. The ...

USD trades, but further gains may prove harder to sustain unless markets start to price out Fed easing. With the US CPI ...

Czech headline inflation eased in September due to subdued food prices. Yet annual price growth in services and rising rents continue to pose a risk of entrenching inflation expectations given the ...

August’s Italian production numbers suggest that a hoped-for timid improvement in the third quarter has not materialised. While some caveats should apply when dealing with summertime data, it would se ...

Henry Hub natural gas extended declines in the early trading session today following higher US natural gas inventory injections over the last week. Total gas stockpiles continue to float above the ...

Switzerland’s economy is under significant pressure due to the imposition of US tariffs on Swiss exports. As such, we have revised down our GDP growth forecasts ...

FinancialMarkets.media, the specialist marketing media agency for financial brands, has announced the launch of its new sports sponsorship offering, giving clients access to one of the most powerful ...

After three sessions of correction in US equities, the Dow Jones is attempting a comeback. The move comes in the shadow of what had been a heavily risk-on pre-FOMC environment, where expectations for ...

Australia’s central bank is expected to hold rates at 3.6%, while New Zealand’s weak labour market raises the odds of a more dovish RBNZ stance. Widening yield spreads: The 2-year and 10-year AU/NZ ...

The Swiss franc is sharply lower on Thursday. In the North American session, USD/CHF is trading at 0.8013, up 0.78% on the day. SNB holds rates, warns about US tariffs ...

Volatility is back again after relatively unsurprising sessions since the past week FOMC. It seems that the since last week, the 2025 theme of currency debasing, seeing a huge rally in metals (Gold, ...

The market is well on its way to reaching our forecast of €400bn in EUR corporate supply for 2025. This forecast, which marks an increase in supply compared to FY24, is driven by higher redemptions, ...