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UK Gilt Markets Unlikely to Implode: BNY Mellon

Uk debt markets

The UK government is about to 'borrow big' again as it seeks to deal with its second major crisis of the past two years, leading to fears the market could lose confidence in the UK's ability to service debt.

September 6,2022

Truss Energy Plan: UK About to Go "Super-European" says Berenberg

"Coming in with a bang," says Holger Schmieding, Head of European Economics at Berenberg, addressing reports that incoming UK Prime Minister Liz Truss could make a major intervention in UK energy markets.

September 6,2022

Truss Energy Plans Could Slash Inflation's Peak

A plan to cap UK energy bills could slash October's expected peak in UK inflation.

September 5,2022

Truss to Guarantee Bank of England Independence

The next Prime Minister will guarantee ongoing Bank of England independent, easing fears held by economists and analysts she might meddle with the central bank.

September 5,2022

9.1% Inflation Deepens Eurozone's Cost of Living Crisis

Eurozone CPI inflation rose 9.1% year-on-year in August according to Eurostat, up from 8.9% in July and beating expectations for a reading of 9.0%, deepening the region's cost of living crisis.

August 31,2022

Natural Gas Price Declines Forecast to Extend at Julius Baer

Gas prices can fall further

Natural gas prices in Europe and the UK have fallen sharply this week and more losses are likely say economists at Swiss private bank Julius Baer.

August 31,2022

Fed Likely Undeterred after Preferred Measure of Inflation Falls

The Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of U.S. inflation surprised on the lower side of economist expectations for July on Friday, echoing the official figures released earlier in August, although Fed officials have indicated that this is not enough to alter the path of U.S. interest rates up ahead.

August 26,2022

More Articles …

  1. PMIs Show Eurozone "Heading Towards Recession Quickly"
  2. UK Economy Grew in August, But Looks Set to Contract Soon According to PMIs
  3. Retail Sales in Surprise Rise, but Consumer Confidence Plummets to 50-year Low
  4. European Central Bank Looking Through Eye of Energy Supply Storm 
  5. Bank of England Faces Huge Challenge as Markets Demand it Must Now Hike More than Any Other Central Bank
  6. Signs of Progress in U.S. Inflation Fightback Yet to Deter Hawkish Fed 
  7. Hedge Demand to Keep Gold Prices Underpinned says Crédit Agricole, WGC
  8. Collapse in Empire State Index: "Startlingly Terrible, but Scarcely Believable"

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