The oil market eased this morning as it awaits further developments in the Middle East. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia lowered its ...

Again, 0.1% or 0.3% should not trigger tectonic shifts in markets now that the focus is on the Fed’s employment side of the mandate, but some dollar volatility should follow any out-of-consensus print ...

Financial markets were fast with their verdict: the ECB will cut rates next week. In the past, market expectations tended to ...

The US jobs report was incredibly strong on every front possible – job creation, unemployment, wages and hours worked. The ...

There is clearly still plenty of uncertainty and this is highlighted in the trading activity seen yesterday in the options ...

Mounting challenges to global growth are a clear risk to the Czech economic rebound, bolstering the case for further easing ...

Central banks have lost their ‘love’ for inflation and only have eyes for growth. Faster rate cuts might be coming, ...

We believe the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will follow the Fed on 9 October with a half-point cut, as a sluggish activity ...

Turkey's underlying inflation trend is proving sticky - and it's mostly down to persistent pressure from services ...

Overall, the picture is still disappointing. This is reinforced by the fact that industrial production volume is 3.9% below ...

Markets took note of the Middle East escalation. While it added to the push lower in bond yields, the driver seems more a ...

The oil market is on tenterhooks waiting to see how Israel responds to Iran’s recent missile attack. There are growing fears ...