Simon Harris has confirmed that he would seek the dissolution of the Dáil (parliament) today, setting the stage for a general ...

The Riksbank cut rates 50bps Thursday, as expected, lowering the policy rate to 2.75% as policymakers said that previous ...

Governor Adam Glapinski started his press conference by describing yesterday's on-hold rate decision as unanimously expected by analysts and moves on to the discussion of current economic ...

Mexico's INPC annual inflation was 4.76% in October, the Mexican National Institute of Statistics and Geography said on Thursday, announcing a figure in line with the 4.74% consensus forecast and up ...

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee voted eight-to-one to cut Bank Rate by 25 basis points to 4.75% at its November meeting, but it substantially raised its inflation projection to reflect ...

Press conference didn't really give much away on which of cases 1 or 3 is more likely. Just reiterated that case 2 was the most likely. More of a leaning would have reiterated more of a bias.But ...

The Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee delivered its second rate cut this cycle, lowering its policy rate by 25 basis points to 4.75%, but raised its inflation projection substantially having ...

The post-election sell-off in HUF prompted money markets to briefly indicate around ~25bps of hikes in the next three months – as evidenced by 3x6 FRAs.While we are back to pre-election pricing, the ...

GBP/USD edging higher in the initial response to the rate decision, adding ~30 pips, but stopping well short of any test on the earlier overnight highs of 1.2947.Uptick in inflation forecasts may be ...

The MPR develops the BOE's 3 scenario outlook further - and notes that the central forecasts are based on case 2 (which is where we assumed most members other than Mann align).However it does appear ...

Executive SummaryThe Copom accelerated the tightening cycle with a 50bp hike in the Selic rate to 11.25%, in line with expectations. The decision was unanimous as the committee continued to strike a ...

Yesterday’s BanRep minutes were more hawkish than expected, with concerns about the fiscal outlook and the proposed de-centralisation bill dissuading a majority of the board from voting for a larger ...