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ING Think's report assesses the Eurozone and UK economic outlook six months into the Iran War, arguing that inflation has remained contained and that markets have overpriced additional rate hikes. It expects the ECB to hike once in September but sees further…
Citi's report reviews the latest developments in EU and UK financial services regulation, focusing on digital finance, including the digital euro and digital pound projects, stablecoin regimes, crypto-asset regulation, fund tokenisation, AI, cybersecurity,…
Intesa Sanpaolo expects the dollar to consolidate in the near term but sees a structurally weaker dollar over the medium term, with the yen having the best appreciation potential among major currencies if BoJ normalization continues and yield differentials…
The dollar starts the week firm, supported by the bond market, but faces downside risks from escalating US-Canada trade tensions and potential US-China trade conflict. EUR/USD is likely to stabilize rather than rally above 1.170, with fair value just below…
TD Economics' Weekly Bottom Line for August 21, 2026, highlights a tentative Canada-U.S. trade agreement that boosted the Canadian dollar and reduced tariff risks, while Canadian bond yields rose. In the U.S., longer-term Treasury yields continued to climb,…
OCBC Research's Daily Treasury Outlook highlights a global bond rout pushing long-dated Treasury yields to multi-decade highs, triggering a sharp selloff in US equities, particularly technology and semiconductor stocks. Geopolitical tensions between the US…
OCBC's Daily Treasury Outlook for 17 Aug 2026 highlights a retreat in US equities from record highs amid geopolitical uncertainty and softer consumer data. US retail sales fell 0.6% MoM in July, the largest decline in 14 months, while core retail sales…
The UK economy showed resilience in Q2 2026 with GDP growth of 0.4% Q/Q, supported by strong investment and services, but MUFG expects a slowdown in H2 due to fiscal speculation and rising inflation, projecting 1.2% average growth for 2026. The BoE is…
Schroders' July commentary argues that bond markets have stopped trusting central bank guidance, with the Fed's hold despite hawkish dissent being read as jawboning rather than action, while the RBA's soft inflation data suggests its tightening cycle is…
Schroders' July commentary highlights the re-closure of the Strait of Hormuz and its impact on oil prices, creating a stagflationary trade-off for central banks. They maintain modest front-end duration (1-2 years), favoring Australia, Europe, and UK short-end…
Schroders' July 2026 commentary analyzes the AI-driven semiconductor selloff, attributing it to stretched positioning, rising bond yields, and AI profitability concerns. The fund turned cautious early, then bought the dip, increasing equity, credit, and…
In July, global equities were flat to slightly higher as markets rotated from high-growth AI/tech names into value sectors like energy and financials. Commodities surged on Middle East tensions, with Brent oil briefly above $100. Bond yields rose on inflation…
Follow our podcasts by searching ‘ OCBC Research Insights ’ on Telegram! 1 By Global Markets | 3 August 2026 Research Monitor (August) Key Themes 1. July reinforced that markets are being driven less by growth optimism than by policy uncertainty and…