President Trump and Scott Bessent have been talking the dollar. We take some learning from this and map out a rates strategy ...
Market services are the brightest spot in today’s confidence release, as the relevant index reached the highest level since ...
The EU, the third-largest internal market (after China and India), has now entered a trade agreement with one of the world’s ...
The BoC kept rates at 2.25% as widely expected today. Despite major uncertainty, the bank remains explicitly content with ...
Australia’s CPI beat expectations, with services and housing inflation staying persistently above target, while labour data ...
A confident Chair Powell declared a hold for rates, and sounded a glass-half-full narrative for the US economy; we sniff some rates upside ahead. In the eurozone, a stronger euro is unlikely to push ...
The Fed left monetary policy unchanged in a range between 3.5% and 3.75%, but the accompanying statement and press conference suggested the Fed is more confident that the policy easing cycle is close ...
How AI will unfold remains uncertain but in this phase at least, Europe may be better positioned than many assume ...
The dollar sold off across the board yesterday. This was not a move led by US yields nor the underperformance of US asset markets. Instead, the move looked to be driven by FX decision-makers – be they ...
US LNG plants reduce gas intake. US natural gas prices continued their rally yesterday, with front-month Henry Hub settling almost 29% higher at $6.80/MMBtu. This takes ...
US Treasuries are bracing for another potential government shutdown. And there is an eye on FX intervention. Overall, rates ...
He'll not talk about the grand jury proceeding. He'll not talk about whether he'll leave in May. He'll not talk about who the ...
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