UK headline inflation is back at 3%, up from 2.5%, after briefly dipping below the Bank of England’s 2% target last Autumn.
Hints at future Moscow-Washington cooperation can reinforce the notion of isolation for Europe from a defence and economic perspective and contribute to a rotation away from European currencies into ...
Although joint European Union borrowing options are being contemplated, the EU Commission has also been mulling activating national escape clauses to its fiscal rules to allow for defence spending ...
Despite the start of talks between the US and Russia, oil prices edged higher with supply risks facing the market ...
Japanese exports rose 7.2% year-on-year in January (vs 2.8% in December, 7.7% market consensus).
We see a structural tightening trend lingering in the background as the ECB shrinks its balance sheet and drains reserves ...
We delve into the world of money market funds. Distinct dynamics are at play in the US, eurozone, and UK. In the US, repo rates are more attractive, and bills are expected to appreciate. It's also ...
In terms of portfolio breakdown, Government Funds are seeing an ongoing rise in holdings of Treasury Debt (effectively bills). In the wider market setting, Bills now represent some 22% of overall ...
Overall liquidity conditions should remain good, with revamped central bank facilities giving access to liquidity at ...
Copper retreats from three-month highs, LME spread eases back to contango . LME copper retreated from over three-month highs ...
Today, markets will remain focused on any developments on the US-Russia bilateral talks on Ukraine, but barring a major breakthrough, the optimistic push and relative upbeat risk sentiment may stall ...
The latest jobs data is relatively solid, even if the outlook is looking increasingly shaky. Redundancy levels are low, but the major risk is that begins to change ahead of tax hikes in the spring. A ...
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