Yesterday's softer US May CPI data led to the usual pattern of stronger Treasuries and a weaker dollar. However, this might ...

UK GDP fell faster than expected in April, but these figures have been volatile lately owing to tariff frontloading, coupled with some possible issues with seasonal adjustment. After a strong first ...

US inflation was much softer than expected in May with little evidence of tariff-induced price hikes so far. This is unlikely ...

Low volatility in euro rates gives us a chance to reflect on the long term, while Treasury yields find good reasons to dip ...

Meanwhile, China metals imports weakened in May amid the impact of tariffs on the economy. Unwrought copper and products fell ...

The latest numbers from the American Petroleum Institute (API) show that US crude oil inventories fell by around 400k barrels ...

South Korean unemployment remains low, helped by government job programmes. But with the majority of growth concentrated in ...

After disappointing in March, Italian industrial production data turned out surprisingly strong in April. According to Istat, ...

FX volatility is edging lower, and in quiet markets investors seem to be parking their cash in currencies with higher yields.

Beijing’s control over rare earths is emerging as a powerful bargaining chip in the US-China trade conflict. The production ...

So let’s see. But if nothing else, this should help cement another rate cut in August and further quarterly cuts in November ...

Turkey's macro policy is currently at its most restrictive level since the launch of the current programme. Accordingly, ...