Gold is trading just shy of its all-time high above $4,381/oz, a level last seen in October, as tensions rise in Venezuela ...

News on South Korea’s industrial production, retail sales, and inflation are among the main events, along with key data on ...

The Bank of Japan opted for a widely expected 25bp hike and kept the door to future hikes open, though Governor Kazuo Ueda's comments were rather neutral on forward guidance. The November CPI matched ...

Inflation below the target opens the door for a cut. The bank board voted unanimously to hold rates at 3.5%, with all six ...

November’s consumer price inflation report was remarkably soft given the backdrop of tariffs and concerns over insurance ...

Profits at Dutch construction companies are rising even though volumes show little growth. This divergence reflects ...

A soft-looking set of US jobs data yesterday took the DXY dollar index down to the lowest levels since early October. And the ...

Moreover, a surge in absorption of even more capital-intensive cohesion funds is still ahead, as Poland has so far spent only ...

The Bank of England is heavily divided. Four of the nine-strong committee are pushing for faster rate cuts; another four ...

This week's central bank meetings have not been explosive for FX markets, but have provided some support to sterling and weighed on the yen. We note in the overnight release of US Treasury TIC data ...

Japan’s exports increased for a third straight month, and core machinery orders are up, indicating that the economy is ...

If you fear overleveraged US corporates and believe the credit cycle has peaked, take note of the sharp fall in corporate debt ratios in Europe. This should shield Europe from any possible correction ...