After a quiet August, financial supply picked up again in September, reaching its highest level since May for banks. Indeed, bank issuances reached over $36bn, split between over $28bn in senior ...

Substantial corporate supply in September . September was a particularly busy month for supply, totalling a substantial €52bn, the highest September figure since 2019. The marke ...

Natural gas prices in Europe reported their biggest daily gain since mid-June amid supply risks and favourable weather ...

FX markets remain relatively quiet as the US government remains shut and Chinese Golden Week continues. The top story remains ...

German industrial orders dropped by 0.8% month-on-month in August, from -2.7% MoM in July, suggesting that the positive momentum in German industry in the first months of the year was almost ...

The spreads on French government bonds widened on the news of another fallen prime minister, but remain below previous peaks. We see many paths to further widening as the political landscape is ...

Prime Minister Lecornu's resignation means new elections are becoming increasingly likely but will not solve the fiscal ...

Despite inflation nearing double digits and real rates staying negative, the National Bank of Romania (NBR) is expected to ...

Romanian retail sales fell 4.0% month-on-month in August. Excluding the pandemic lockdown period, this is the largest monthly drop since the 2009-10 crisis. What’s more, the July print was also ...

The fundamentals for eurozone household spending do remain strong. Wage growth remains well above inflation at the moment, which means that real wage growth remains positive. We expect this to level ...

In our view, another argument in favour of a 'no change' decision this week is that the MPC has already reduced policy rates by 100bp this year, but still refrains from calling its moves a 'cycle'. A ...

Fundamental trends are generally positive for the CIS region, which should be supportive for sovereign credit despite tight ...