As Jamie Dimon warned, there may be more ‘cockroaches’ (i.e. distressed lenders) out there after two US regional banks reported credit issues last week. Markets will be looking very closely for ...
China's GDP grew by 4.8% year-on-year in the third quarter, slowing for a second consecutive quarter from the 5.2% growth in the second quarter. Still, the economy managed to beat expectations for a ...
Wage growth came in slightly lower than expected in August – stabilising at a high level, but not high enough to encourage ...
The precious metals rally is driven by concerns over economic credit quality, expectations of continued Fed easing, and ...
Global bond yields are pushing lower amidst a broader flight to safety, with Gilts leading the way. Even now, Gilt yields ...
The UK economy may have been more resilient than expected in recent months, but that won't stop the Office for Budget ...
Overall, French political instability has been reduced by recent events but has not disappeared. The government is still very ...
Chatting to James Knightley, our US economist, he reckons there is more tariff-induced price pressure to come. Tariff ...
Bund yields are falling by more than equities would justify. From the demand side, we may have more investors seeking safe ...
The Federal Reserve isn't directly impacted by the government shutdown, and they have just released their Beige Book report, ...
Without Ireland, the reading would have been much weaker as Germany, Italy and Greece all posted sizeable declines ...
External current account data for August surprised on the negative side with a deficit that was 2.5 times higher than the ...
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