The market is well on its way to reaching our forecast of €400bn in EUR corporate supply for 2025. This forecast, which marks an increase in supply compared to FY24, is driven by higher redemptions, ...

We are increasingly confident that around €600bn of assets will transition on 1 January 2026, bringing about significant flows in longer-dated bonds and swaps. Markets are closely watching, with ...

The just-released minutes of the ECB’s September meeting show a unanimous decision to keep interest rates on hold, viewing this approach as the most appropriate response to ongoing elevated uncertaint ...

The oil market came under some pressure this morning after reports of a potential breakthrough on the Middle East peace deal. Higher oil inventory in the US further added to the pressure on oil prices ...

FinancialMarkets.media, the specialist marketing media agency for financial brands, has announced the launch of its new sports sponsorship offering, giving clients access to one of the most powerful ...

After years of unchecked budgetary slippage, Belgium’s federal government is now attempting to launch its most ambitious fiscal consolidation effort since the 1990s. The signal is clear: it’s time for ...

In a dovish turn, the Philippines’ central Bank, the BSP, has cut rates by 25bp to 4.75%, citing softening growth and subdued inflation. Infrastructure spending concerns and corruption scandals add ...

After three sessions of correction in US equities, the Dow Jones is attempting a comeback. The move comes in the shadow of what had been a heavily risk-on pre-FOMC environment, where expectations for ...

Australia’s central bank is expected to hold rates at 3.6%, while New Zealand’s weak labour market raises the odds of a more dovish RBNZ stance. Widening yield spreads: The 2-year and 10-year AU/NZ ...