As expected, French MPs decided on Wednesday evening to vote a motion of no confidence in the government led by Michel ...

After growing at just 0.2% QoQ in the previous three quarters, Australia’s GDP growth in 3Q24 rose to 0.3%. However, this was ...

As widely expected, the Monetary Policy Council left rates unchanged. The press release sounds less dovish regarding the ...

Cooling business activity in an environment of subdued job creation should give the Fed the confidence to cut interest rates ...

The Oil & Gas sector led monthly supply in November with US$11bn, rebounding from zero issuances the previous month. This ...

Forecasting is challenging even in the most stable times, and we are now entering a period of uncertainty with Trump’s tariff ...

If US exceptionalism and the potential for a second Trump administration weren’t enough to hold dollars, geopolitics and ...

Robust wage growth will further drive Czech households' spending, prompting policymakers to consider both stronger ...

Markets are more focused on problems that can materialise later in 2025, leading to a bull flattening of the EUR money market curve ...

In a stunning political event overnight, South Korea’s president declared martial law for the first time since 1979. Later, ...

Corporate supply reached €31bn in November, an increase from the previous month and in line with typical November levels ...

On Monday, faced with the impossibility of passing the social security budget, and despite the many concessions made to the ...