The financial supply increased for the second consecutive month in October with Bank senior issuances growing to US$36bn issued last month, up US$8bn compared to September’s level. As redemptions will ...
A shift toward easing cycle rather than rate adjustments. Between the second and third quarters of 2025, MPC members indicated that they expected a terminal rate near 4% in 2026 a ...
• Covered bond issuances dropped significantly in October with nearly €10bn printed, just half of what we recorded for the month of September. This brings the 2025 YTD supply to €152bn, just €3bn ...
The webinar will last 30 minutes, including a Q&A session at the end. The event will take place online and the waiting room ...
FX markets are struggling to find direction this week. The Fed’s doubts on whether to cut in December naturally increase scrutiny of data: this means both depressed volatility during data silence and ...
US Treasury yields look like they want to nudge higher when they can. And why not, as corporate earnings are firm, and hard ...
The ISM manufacturing index suggests that the US industrial sector remains under pressure from weak growth and tariff-related ...
Oil prices are trading stronger this morning after OPEC+ decided to keep output levels steady over the first quarter of next year ...
Conditions in manufacturing have deteriorated for the fourth consecutive month, which can undoubtedly be viewed as a negative signal for the economy ...
Turkey's CPI surprised to the downside in October as annual inflation made a return to its downward trajectory. All of this supports the case for another rate cut in December Turkey's October CPI ...
Affordability in the German real estate market remains strained. However, the recent surge in rents and a low homeownership ratio should still support the market More than half of Germans lived in ...
The Bank looks likely to keep rates on hold on 6 November, despite better inflation and wage news. The committee is deeply divided, and we don't expect clear signals on the Bank's next steps. But ...