We expect the Bank of England MPC to cut its policy rate by 25bp to 4.50% at next week’s meeting, in line with market consensus. Recent data has shown softer inflation and weaker growth, and with the ...

The first week of the Trump presidency brought relief for investors in view of the absence of any announcement on fresh trade tariffs.

As was widely expected, the ECB cut its policy rate yesterday by 25 basis points, bringing the deposit rate to 2.75%. As our ECB-watcher Bas van Geffen notes in his post-meeting comment, incoming data ...

The DeepSeek-driven selloff in tech stocks this week, banks in blackout periods ahead of reporting season and an ECB meeting all have contributed to a lack of FIG supply.

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Years ago, we released podcasts exploring the fascinating changes and developments in China's food retail sector, particularly in the online space, often referred to as "new retail." However, the ...

For GBP, the initial part of this month was characterised by a sell-off which appeared to reflect a deterioration in the UK economic outlook.

Since Trump took office 1 week ago, EUR/USD has pushed higher. Indeed, over the past 5 trading days the spot value of the USD has fallen against most G10 currencies.

For now, President Trump has not materially changed the outlook for the Eurozone economy. So, there is no reason to expect the ECB to change course at this juncture. The Governing Council increasingly ...

European energy markets have started 2025 in turmoil, with gas supply concerns and low wind levels raising power and carbon prices above last year's levels.

US stocks fell sharply on Monday as the market reacted to news that Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek had overtaken American rivals to become the most downloaded free app in Apple’s US app store. DeepSeek’s ...

Eurozone GDP growth stalled in the final quarter 2024. The economies of Germany and France both shrank, Italian GDP was flat, and Spain outperformed again with a growth rate of 0.8% q/q. Surveys ...