The energy transition is set to revolutionize our energy landscape and is likely to influence inflation.

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As Trump returns to the Whitehouse, it is expected to be a bumpy road. Our own markets, both primary and secondary, will be unable to dodge the impact.

Our latest report for Brazilian G&O, detailing farmgate prices, amounts sold, exports, and crush margins for corn and soybeans, as well as regional weather developments. In January, Brazilian soybean ...

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We present a taste of the challenges and changes that await the consumer in the new year. At Rabobank’s recent Leadership Summit in New York, my colleagues Tom Bailey, Xinnan Li, Steve Rannekleiv, and ...

China just hit its 2024 growth target, as it always does. According to Bloomberg, an “11th-hour stimulus blitz” and “some export boom turbocharged activity” were required to get it over the line, but ...

The pound remains the worse performing G10 currency in the year to date, by a wide margin. This is an exclusive article Log in or sign up to request access ...

A sustained move below EUR/USD1.0 could depend on the inflation outlook in Europe in addition to how far Trump is prepared to push pro-growth and inflationary policies.

Supply in the FIG primary is modest, though steady, as bank earnings season and blackouts are rapidly approaching with Swedbank and Bankinter first up next week.

As noted yesterday, we must consider the geopolitical/economic backdrop carefully when thinking about trends in inflation. Or we can look at softer-than-expected CPI prints in the UK (due to survey ...