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ECB Preview: Still Licensed To Hike
When the ECB meets next week, all eyes and ears will once again be on the communication. A rate hike of 50bp looks like a done deal. Read more here... → Read More
Fed Policy Pivot Helps Boost Gold Prices
Gold prices have surged over the past two months with expectations that the US Federal Reserve will slow its interest rate rises. Find out more here. → Read More
Energy Outlook 2023: Oil, Gas And Power Markets To Remain Tight
Prices may be off the highs seen earlier in the year, but demand concerns are weighing on sentiments. What is the 2023 outlook for oil, gas and power? Find out. → Read More
ECB Monetary Transmission: One Size Currently Fits All
The ECB's rate hikes so far have led to a tightening of financing conditions. Can we already see an impact of this on the real economy? Click here to find out. → Read More
Commodities Outlook 2023: Aluminium Faces Macroeconomic Headwinds
Negative macro sentiment will continue to put downward pressure on aluminium, with a worsening demand outlook being balanced against tight physical supply. → Read More
G10 FX Outlook 2023: Less Trend, More Volatility
The dollar can bounce around near the highs rather than embark on a clean bear trend in 2023. → Read More
South Korea: Corporate Debt Is A Concern For The Economy
As the global economy faces headwinds and liquidity conditions are expected to become tighter, difficulties in corporate bonds and credit markets are expected to increase. → Read More
Sustainability Will Be Key For Insurers In 2023 As Global Concerns Mount
Insurers who engage in activities which help mitigate climate change and promote SDGs in 2023 have a competitive advantage with investors who are increasingly willing themselves to be... → Read More
U.S. House Prices Are On A Long Descent
US house prices recorded a second consecutive MoM decline in August, something that the market hasn't experienced since early 2012. Read more here. → Read More
Rates Spark: No Season For Flip Flops
Rates markets can look forward to a couple of days driven not by BoE intervention on the gilt market but by old-fashioned macroeconomic drivers. Read more here... → Read More
Is Quantitative Tightening Really Coming To The Eurozone?
The European Central Bank looks determined to follow in the Federal Reserve's footsteps. Is quantitative tightening really coming to the Eurozone? Find out. → Read More
Macro Concerns Vs. Commodity Supply Constraints
Commodity markets are under pressure due to a strengthening US dollar and central banks hiking interest rates. This has clouded the macro outlook. The supply picture remains fragile. → Read More
OPEC+ Goes Big
There was no doubt that OPEC+ was going to cut supply when the group met in Vienna. What did OPEC+ agree? What does this mean for oil prices? Find out. → Read More
U.S. Food Supply Chains Struggle To Get Back Into Shape
Food manufacturers will look to strike a balance between quick fixes and structural solutions to increase resilience. Read more. → Read More
US Household Wealth Fell $6.1 Trillion In The Second Quarter
The falls in equity markets through the 1H 2022 have put a dent in household wealth. How will consumers withstand intensifying economic headwinds? Find out. → Read More
Ethereum Proof-Of-Stake May Be A Step Towards Broader Adoption
The Ethereum blockchain is on the verge of a major and risky upgrade which, if successful, would greatly reduce electricity use. Read more here... → Read More
Rates Spark: A Perfect Storm
European curves react to higher energy prices and to news of fiscal support by bear-flattening. More yield upside is to be expected when more spending is announced. Read more here... → Read More
OPEC+ Agrees On Small Output Cut
OPEC+ members surprised yesterday by agreeing to cut their output target by 100Mbbls/d for October. However, the impact of this cut on actual supply is limited. Read more here... → Read More
Singapore's Economy Is Losing Steam
Singapore’s export sector has remained relatively resilient in 2022. Read more. → Read More
EU Construction Sector Suffers Multiple Setbacks
We expect low growth in the EU construction sector this year and next. The EU Construction Confidence Indicator is still positive, but optimism is waning. Click here to read more. → Read More