The RBNZ cut its OCR by 50bps to 4.75%, accelerating its easing cycle to counter the country's economic slowdown. This move, ...

No meaningful reaction in GBP STIRs to reports pointing to an increase in infrastructure spending, seemingly set to be facilitated by the widely expected fiscal rule tweak (more on that ...

Funds positioning in EU ETS futures on the ICE exchange turned more bearish again with net short positionings at the highest since mid-March, the latest COT data as of 4 October showed.Investment ...

Deputy Governor Barnabas Virag told investors that the NBH’s room to continue cutting interest rates at its upcoming October meeting has narrowed because of geopolitical risks, Bloomberg reported ...

Treasury & Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek will visit Qatar on Wednesday for talks with the country’s prime minister, finance minister, the CEO of Qatar Investment Authority and other unspecified ...

The U.S. fiscal outlook is fraught with rising risks, but the next president has enough fiscal space to take on more debt ...

We flagged yesterday the potential importance of a Chery Automotive IPO in Hong Kong for the HIBOR curve and the implications ...

French net power exports to Italy so far in October are at 1.63GW, down from 1.93GW in September and on track for the lowest ...

Spot USD/KRW ended extended Tuesday trade at 1346.30, slightly weaker in won terms versus end Monday levels (0.15%). The 1 month NDF finished up at 1339 though in NY on Tuesday a won gain of around 0.

Bloomberg run a piece in which they write that Poland plans to reduce its budget shortfall to the EU’s limit of 3% of GDP in 2028 as it seeks to exit the bloc’s excessive deficit procedure without ...

Data released overnight revealed that CPI inflation fell to 5.81% y/y in September, from 6.12% in August, broadly in line with the 5.83% consensus. At the same time, core CPI inflation moderated to 6.