Silver has just broken above the $100/oz mark for the first time, extending an exceptional rally ...
Both the data and Chair Powell’s robust defence of central bank independence indicate little prospect of a 28 January Fed ...
Japan’s headline consumer price index inflation slowed to a 2.1% year-on-year pace in December (vs 2.9% in November, 2.2% ...
Recent data suggests that the labour market is being pulled in different directions by a shrinking working-age population, ...
Even though inflation has remained remarkably benign in recent months despite all the economic turmoil, the PMI does indicate increasing price pressures again. That being said, the moves are not ...
With established technology and economics, hydrogen enters the ‘teenager phase,’ scaling up production and building ...
The medium to long-term outlook for the European natural gas market is bearish. The ramping up of global LNG export capacity ...
The National Bank of Kazakhstan (NBK) kept the base rate at 18% and signalled no change until mid‑2026. We view this caution ...
3 calls for EU sectors in 2026: Tech outperformance, manufacturing growth gaps, small consumer gains
Production in many sectors should grow between 1% and 1.5% in 2026. Construction and staffing should see the biggest gains ...
Taiwan releases its 4Q and full 2025 GDP data on Friday. We currently have a 6.2% YoY forecast for the fourth quarter, which would mean full year growth of 6.8% YoY. Risks to the forecast are skewed ...
At this point, the outcome of these new trade tensions is unclear, but what has long been evident is that there is no such ...
South Korean GDP unexpectedly contracted 0.3% quarter on quarter in the October-December period, partly due to a technical ...
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