Not for the first time, it's Britain leading the way in what has been a grim week for the global bond market. Political drama ...

The eurozone faces weakening growth and rising inflation, prompting expectations of an ECB interest rate hike in June ...

Six in 10 Dutch households intend to cut back on spending in response to higher energy and fuel prices, according to ING’s ...

What does "constructive strategic stability" mean for China and US ties? Many market participants were left rather ...

Markets didn’t hear enough from Beijing to turn more optimistic on the Gulf, and hot US data is now feeding into greater ...

May 2026 comes with two anniversaries, and neither looks particularly flattering in the rear-view mirror ...

Czech policymakers left interest rates unchanged at 3.5% during their last meeting. Governor Ales Michl stated that it is ...

Poland remains relatively resilient, while the Czech Republic and Hungary face mounting pressure as the energy shock deepens ...

As the global energy shock continues to unfold, it seems investors are preferring exposure to those currencies with high ...

Political turmoil is driving up UK borrowing costs, but the case for higher interest rates is far from clear-cut ...

Better-than-expected growth despite energy headwinds. Growth across developed Asia continued to outperform in the first ...

Bond yields are higher, but reasonably well-behaved. We don't expect it, but things could easily get ugly very quickly ...