The feed-through to rates via front-end pricing is clear, and markets, for instance, are back to more than fully pricing ...

Equity jitters offered the dollar some support yesterday – a reminder of the greenback’s very strong safe-haven appeal ...

Oil prices spiked following Iranian attacks on three ships in the Strait of Hormuz, including an LNG carrier and an oil ...

The summer edition of the US Treasury’s FX report (covering 2025) looks unlikely to label any country a currency manipulator, ...

Le Pen can now run for president in 2027, setting the stage for a highly uncertain campaign against the backdrop of France’s ...

Inflation inches lower again. The price level in June 2026 remained unchanged compared to the previous month, according to ...

Taiwan's June CPI inflation rose to 2.6% YoY, up from 2.2% YoY in May, coming in higher than forecasts (market: 2.3%, ING: ...

With inflation back at the 2.5% target in June, we think the Polish central bank is likely to maintain its wait-and-see stance on 9 July. Rate hikes are off the table, while cuts remain unlikely in ...

AI investment remains a positive long-term story for Big Tech, but investors may see slower EPS growth and lower valuation ...

We remain supportive of robust issuance across European and US credit markets, driven by tech deals amid the AI boom ...

Bearish bias remains intact starting the week. Markets entered the new week with the bearish bias remaining in place. Monday ...

A court decision on whether to allow Marine Le Pen to run for office today has great implications for French politics, but ...