Turkey's monthly inflation in April stood at 4.1%, above the market consensus of 3.2% (and our call of 2.9%), while annual ...

April supply remains elevated despite normalising from March. Corporate supply totalled US$90.5bn in April, down from March’s ...

After a volatile week, the oil market is steadier as the market digests President Trump’s plan to get vessels through the ...

Market participants widely believe that Tokyo authorities intervened in USD/JPY yesterday. This marks the first action of ...

Japan's Finance Minister is threatening that FX intervention is imminent. But unless the US Treasury gets involved in joint ...

Eight weeks have now passed since US and Israeli strikes on Iran. This led to the ongoing blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, a ...

This morning’s ECB survey results suggest that stagflationary pressures have increased in the eurozone ahead of Thursday’s ...

UAE set to leave OPEC. The big development in oil markets yesterday was news that the UAE is set to leave OPEC from 1 May.

Amid some cooling in consumer spending, investment linked to tech and AI has clearly become the main engine of growth in the ...

As stagflationary pressures in the eurozone increase, the ECB has decided to keep interest rates on hold. In its policy ...

One month ago, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey told us markets were getting ahead of themselves on rate hike pricing.

Eurozone inflation rose to 3.0% in April on the back of higher energy prices, while core inflation came in at 2.2%. The 0.1% ...