Market Reports

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…

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.

Following a slow start to the week, the economic calendar fills up again mid-week with industrial and GDP data out of the U.K. and some price indicators on tap out of the U.S.

Markets will be fretting over the direction of U.S. Treasury yields which in turn impacts funding not only in the U.S. but across the world.

Global sentiment is firm at the start of the new week as markets digest the weekend move by China's central bank to cut the level of cash that banks must hold as reserves.