Since January there has been a marked turnaround in the performance of various G10 currencies. The USD has fallen from grace and the fortunes of the EUR have turned.

More cracks have started to appear in the primary FIG space as more and more price sensitivity is present. Most of yesterday’s transactions saw more notable attrition.

We have had one or two signals to contend with over the past several weeks, not least the noise from Washington colliding head on with announcements here in Europe.

In Brazil, ACP Bioenergia, one of the largest independent sugarcane producers, is making strides by investing in renovation of degraded land towards agriculture production, with the support of Rabo ...

Except for the BoJ, and following last month’s move by the RBA, the Norges Bank is the only G10 central bank not to have cut rates in the post pandemic period.

Strong demand to refill European and U.S. gas storage sites this summer will support global gas markets while a potential Russia-Ukraine truce presents downside risks.

As the first quarter comes to a close, we look back at the results from the largest global beer companies (Heineken, Carlsberg, AB InBev, Molson Coors, Constellation Brands, Royal Unibrew) and what ...

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The Bank of Canada released its decision to cut the overnight policy rate 25bp from 3.00% to 2.75% on March 12.

Anti-obesity medications are reshaping consumer food purchasing behavior. For the packaging industry, this heralds both challenges and growth opportunities. The adoption of anti-obesity medications, ...

This is the third report in a series focused on the shift to economic statecraft from economic policy, which we argue requires markets to now focus on ‘grand macro strategy’. We suggest readers refer ...

We expect GDP growth of 1.7% in 2025 and 1.2% in 2026, mainly driven by household consumption and government spending, but also due to a rise in exports. Inflation remains high, at 3.6% and 3.1% ...