The Bank of Canada released its decision to hold the policy rate at 2.75% on April 16.

A few days of stability can do wonders. After a pause to wait-and-see on Monday, BPCE apparently felt confident enough to hit screens on Tuesday.

Well, the primary market for FIG € bonds was officially reopened yesterday, but not from a domestic name. Instead, it was Morgan Stanley that restarted proceedings.

The Trump administration wants to remake the US by reshaping the world. This requires a deep correction in global savings and investment imbalances, focusing on China. We explore five different trade ...

Yesterday saw another day of more upbeat market sentiment as equities were in the green, iTraxx Sen/Sub both tightened in, though cash bonds drifter a few bps wider.

With broader market sentiment in positive territory and a holiday-shortened week ahead, yesterday already saw the first ABS-related announcements hit screens.

It is a difficult time for owners of leading roast and ground coffee brands in the US and western Europe, but we see avenues to renovating a roast and ground portfolio. It is a difficult time for the ...

CHF net short positions have decreased, driven by a decrease in short positions. This is an exclusive article Log in or sign up to request access ...

Tight supplies and geopolitical factors are driving global price volatility for urea – the world’s most traded fertilizer. Prices are expected to remain elevated in 2025. Urea is by far the most ...

Urea faces significant volatility due to geopolitical events and global supply shocks. Prices are expected to remain elevated in 2025, globally and in Australian dollars. Urea is by far the most ...

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An emotional (and financial!) rollercoaster — that's how last week felt as tariff concerns and peak uncertainty was followed by pause-button relief.