The more serious exchange of fire in the Gulf and the jump in oil yesterday have seen far less of a reaction in FX than in ...

DXY-weighted one-month implied volatility has broken below the 5.50 area that marked the January, May and June lows.

With real wages continuing to grow fast in May, it is difficult to imagine anything other than consumption being the main ...

The dollar has remained under pressure, with FX volatility resuming its decline after a short-lived bounce earlier this week.

ECB set to stay on hold at the July meeting but renewed Middle East tensions could still justify a surprise hike ...

Seven summer fixtures for markets. The World Cup is over. Well, it is for England anyway. And if, like me, you’re still ...

US June consumer price inflation data undershot expectations with the breadth of the softening the particularly encouraging ...

Energy - Physical oil market sees renewed strength. Oil prices managed to eke out a third day of gains amid few signs of ...

Indonesia’s interest rate decision and South Korea's second-quarter GDP are the highlights of the week. Key data includes ...

Pricing in Czech industry remained subdued in June, despite the tangible impact of higher input prices in the early stages of ...

Oil prices surged yesterday, with ICE Brent settling 9.6% higher on the day — back above $83/bbl. This strength has continued ...

Crude has jumped, but still isn’t fully pricing in a fully-fledged new supply shock, meaning short-term risks remain on the ...