AUD/NZD fell 0.04% on Thursday to 1.1060 and remains trading within the past 3 month range of 1.1000-1.1100, while the AU-NZ 2yr swap remains trading near its highest levels for the past year.The USD ...

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Canada must avoid a broad trade war with the United States because the resulting frictions would be too damaging for its ...

Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister says her nation has "leverage" to use against 25% tariffs proposed by U.S. President-elect ...

Following the stellar US jobs report, the greenback surged prompting the ICE dollar index to print a fresh cycle high of 109.97. While there was some intra-day volatility following the data release, ...

Ukrainian opposition lawmakers have initiated a bid to dismiss Energy Minister German Galushchenko, citing corruption allegations and mismanagement of the war-hit energy sector, though the resolution ...

Steven Witkoff, a real estate mogul who is US President-elect Donald Trump's nominated Middle East envoy, is in Doha, Qatar for talks intended to try to reach a hostages-for-ceasefire deal in Gaza ...

Parliamentary elections will probably take place in the second half of September, President Petr Pavel said according to Bloomberg. October 3-4 is the latest possible date to hold the ballot, but ...

Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, Greece, and Spain look to hold auctions in the upcoming week.We also have a scheduled ...

The unplanned curtailment of 500MW at the 2GW IFA power link between France and the UK is now scheduled to end one hour later on Friday 5PM GMT, remit data showed.

GBP STIR markets hold the bulk of this week’s hawkish repricing, leaving 46bp of cuts priced through year-end vs. ~57bp seen late last week. The Dec ’25 MPC contract printed as low as ~39bp yesterday.

The UK Treasury could justify sitting tight on fiscal policy through to the autumn despite the recent rise in borrowing costs ...