The government shutdown has clearly caused anxiety for people on food stamps and government workers who aren't being paid.

Having been bid for a week, the dollar finally softened yesterday. The catalyst appeared to be some Challenger layoff data ...

A more structural shift in Germany’s exports has also emerged since the start of the year. The share of exports to the US has ...

China's deflation is expected to continue, while the government releases data on retail sales, fixed asset investment, and ...

Real retail sales growth came in weaker than expected, implying stagnation since April. This warrants some caution regarding ...

The diggers have already demolished parts of the White House’s East Wing to create Donald Trump’s new ballroom. Could the Supreme Court do the same for his tariffs? Betting markets think he’ll lose ...

EUR money markets will tighten, too, though not yet. It is part of the ECB's plan and can have implications for bond yields as well ...

Third-quarter GDP growth missed expectations by a wide margin. The Philippines’ third-quarter GDP growth slowed sharply to 4.0% year-on-year, falling short of consensus by nearl ...

Trump’s recent visit to Asia resulted in a trade truce with China and new agreements with others, easing tensions but ...

Oil prices settled lower yesterday with a large increase in US crude oil inventories, while surplus expectations for the ...

The Bank may have left rates on hold, but its latest decision leaves us more convinced that a rate cut is coming in December.

That is unless the 10yr SOFR rate remains overly enamoured with where the front end could get to. The 10yr should get a ...