Gasoline price hikes prompted a jump in headline inflation, but we believe higher inflation will be transitory ...

One development that could throw a wrench in the works is potential deals between China and the US on soybean purchases. That ...

Even if transit through the Strait of Hormuz resumes, the return of energy supplies is unlikely to be immediate. Output has ...

Oil and gas prices may have come down since the apparent ceasefire in the Middle East, but still-elevated levels are really bad news for Europe’s construction industry. Material ...

At some point, markets begin to wonder whether central banks are all bark and no bite. And that’s when the risk shifts. If investors start to doubt the willingness of policymakers to follow through, ...

There is lots of noise out there about the ceasefire, and indeed something of a vacuum till negotiations actually begin on ...

The Iran conflict and energy price surge have shaken ECB rate expectations, causing market uncertainty and shifts to safer ...

Industrial production dropped in February, illustrating the unexpected difficulties German industry is up against while ...

Taiwan's March export growth surged to 61.8% YoY, tripling the growth rate from the Lunar New Year-impacted February growth of "just" 20.6% YoY. Once again, exports have significantly surpassed market ...

It’s all about China next week as Asia’s biggest economy releases key data on GDP, trade, retail sales, housing prices and ...

Markets aren’t being provided with clear direction at the moment. There is a strong sense that the ceasefire is fragile, with ...

Higher oil prices led to a significant repricing of money market curves, but whilst money market spreads have shown some ...