Global investor sentiment remains shaky with the memory of last week's sharp equity market sell-off fresh in investor minds. We have some important data out of the U.K. and Eurozone due today while markets are left chewing over the stronger-than-expected inflation numbers out of New Zealand overnight.

October 16,2018

There is little by way of data on tap today, but politics and global factors will certainly more than make up for the quiet calendar.

October 15,2018

Foreign exchange markets are broadly stable with global market sentiment buoyed as China’s September trade surplus rose to $31.7bn, where markets were forecasting a reading of $19.2bn. For Sterling, Brexit negotiations remain front-and-centre.

October 12,2018

The biggest stock sell-off since February rolled from the U.S. through Asia on Thursday, with benchmarks from Tokyo to Hong Kong seeing declines in excess of 3 percent.

October 11,2018