All members of the Central Bank of Mexico's board agreed that services inflation remains persistent, but October data showed ...
No major domestic cues, meaning GBP STIRs trade off wider swings in core global FI sentiment.Spillover from a bid in EGBs leaves SONIA futures little changed to +5.0, off session highs at ...
Speaking at a business conference earlier, BCRP President Julio Velarde said that although it may pick up slightly this month, inflation is very controlled and is expected to hover around 2% for the ...
Highlights from the second edition of the SARB's 2024 Financial Stability Report:"Since the release of the June 2024 FSR, however, the outlook for financial stability has improved. This is largely ...
Bank of Korea Governor Rhee Chang-yong said on Thursday the board's decision to cut the Base Rate 25 basis points to 3% would ...
China’s economy will continue to improve in Q4 underpinned by strong manufacturing with official and private PMIs expected to ...
Norway's electricity demand is forecast to double to 260 TWh/yr by 2050, driven by growing needs across households, industries, transportation, and data centres, risk management firm DNV said.By the ...
Citing trading data, Kommersant report that the ruble plummeted to its lowest level against the US dollar and Chinese yuan since March 2022 amid a shortage of foreign currency due to US sanctions that ...
Massive Russian airstrikes overnight have knocked out power and utilities in cities across Ukraine. Up to a million people in cities including Lviv, Kherson, Lutsk, and Zhytomyr are without power, ...
Oct by 8.2% y/y to 578.2bcm, and in October alone by 2.35% to 61.5bcm, Kommersant report. The newspaper add that the production growth was probably helped by record gas injection into underground ...
NBP Deputy Governor Marta Kightley (not a member of the MPC) played down potential for deep interest-rate cuts next year, noting that robust wage growth, hotter consumer-price inflation and ...
Turkey’s trade deficit widened to $5.909bn in October (Est: -$5.70bn) from a revised deficit of $5.143bn in September. Exports rose 3.1% y/y while imports were unchanged on a year-on-year ...