French inflation jumped to 3.0% in September, significantly more than expected, mainly driven by energy. Higher inflation ...

China’s official manufacturing purchasing managers’ index rose back into expansion territory at 50.1, while the ...

Gilts should find comfort in PM Burnham’s Labour conference speech today, but external forces continue to be the bigger force ...

Consumer confidence fell further this month as worries about the cost of living and job security mount. Historically, these ...

Higher crude oil prices, combined with the expiry of the government's fuel tax relief programme and the reinstatement of the 23% VAT rate on fuels, pushed petrol and diesel prices sharply higher. We ...

The euro held up relatively well yesterday considering the slew of dovish-leaning comments by ECB President Lagarde, which ...

Europe clearly stands to benefit economically from digital technologies. It will do so primarily as a user but also as a ...

Most of the rise in long-dated rates reflects traditional printed inflation, reactive rate hikes and a persistence of higher ...

Consumer confidence remains a weak spot in US and eurozone data but likely doesn't change the broader market narrative ...

Markets are pricing in more than four Bank of England hikes as oil trades around $100, but we think expectations have turned ...

The overshoot to the 5.25%-5.5% area for the US 10yr yield is ongoing. The front end paused after valuations looked stretched, but resilient macro data, elevated energy prices and inflation pressures ...

The ECB hike discount is stretched, but hard to lean against given the high level of uncertainty. Liquidity conditions will ...