NZ CPI was close to Bloomberg consensus expectations at 0.5% q/q and 2.2% y/y after 0.6% & 2.2% in Q3, above the RBNZ’s ...

NORC has found that Americans are divided over US President Donald Trump’s 'Day 1' agenda, with strong support for many of ...

CPI came in close to consensus and RBNZ forecasts with headline steady at 2.2% y/y. Importantly, domestically-driven non-tradeables printed lower than expected at 4.5% y/y, its lowest since Q3 2021.

A sustained rise in Treasury yields poses the biggest risk to the U.S. labor market, which has cooled gradually over the past ...

The bullish Brent crude options skew is softening slightly today and WTI skew turning more negative as futures continue to ...

Canada's inflation faded one-tenth to 1.8% as expected in December reflecting a tax holiday and while central bank officials ...

Germany’s likely upcoming fragile coalition has a chance of sealing a deal on reforming the country’s constitutional ...

The Central Bank of Turkey will discuss whether to lower interest rates for a second meeting running later this week, with ...

UK average earnings growth accelerated in the three months to November, with the pace picking up from the previous three ...

A week out from the first day of the FOMC's 2-day January meeting, Fed rate pricing was almost unchanged Tuesday vs Friday (the last full session before Monday's market close). Fed funds futures ...

Gold finished stronger today in the US trading day as the push pull of Trump’s tariff threats led to higher prices. Bullion opened at US2,708.21, rising throughout the trading day to $2,744.95. Gold ...

Taiwan’s December exports were up +20.8% YoY, marking the largest expansion since February 2022. Exports to the US expanded +31%, China +13.6% (having contracted in November) Japan 25.7% and the ASEAN ...