The National Bank of Romania kept the policy rate at 6.50%, in line with our call and market expectations. The NBR delivered ...

Normally, financial Reverse Yankee supply is relatively stable year-on-year, much of which is for European operations.

This week’s US data has been firmly on the dovish side: lower than expected inflation, soft core retail sales, and most ...

Clutch my pearls… what the hell just happened? I'm talking about America's now-gone 145% tariffs on China and not - surprisingly - the UK's Eurovision song. Those tariffs only lasted a month - it felt ...

Oil sold off yesterday amid rising hopes for an Iranian nuclear deal after comments from President Trump ...

Based off that, we view the yield movements seen through Wednesday as largely a day-trade lower in yield. Beyond that we ...

We continue to see more value at longer tenors on the money market curve. Auction results show 6-month and 3-month T-bills ...

Inflows into money market funds have stalled since 'Liberation Day', particularly for institutions, which have seen moderate ...

Excess reserves in the banking system have declined but are still ample, limiting banks' reliance on ECB liquidity operations ...

April retail sales suggests pre-emptive buying to get ahead of tariff-related price hikes faded quickly after a March ...

Oil is set to fall further this year, given the uncertainty over demand and the OPEC+ decision to increase output. ING's Head of Commodity Strategy, Warren Patterson, says we're on a 'wild ride' ...

Policy easing, terming out, and changing repo circumstances are key themes in money markets in the US, eurozone and UK ...