The MPC voted 8-1 to cut Bank Rate by 25bp to 4.75% (with only external member Catherine Mann dissenting, preferring to leave ...

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The Financial Times reporting that US President-elect Donald Trump is considering tapping North Dakota governor Doug Burgum (R-ND) as ‘energy tsar’ in his second term administration, a position that ...

Bloomberg have reported remarks from Finance Minister Bonilla, which appear to officially confirm the report on W Radio yesterday that the government is considering cutting COP 33tn from this year's ...

The MPC kept interest rates on hold, in line with consensus.•    Debate on monetary easing could start in March.•    Rates ...

Banorte believe that core inflation will continue to drive the dovish wing of the central bank’s Board, likely sidelining the rebound in the headline print as they argue that it is due to transitory ...

Employment has been flat much of this year. of intelligence and analysis on the Global Fixed Income, Foreign Exchange and Energy markets. We use an innovative combination of real-time analysis, deep ...

Brazil's IPCA inflation measure was 0.56% in October, above the 0.53% consensus and up from 0.44% in September, driven once ...

"*BRAZIL OCT. CONSUMER PRICES RISE 0.56% M/M; EST. +0.54%"Follows a 0.44% m/m gain in September."*BRAZIL OCT. CONSUMER PRICES RISE 4.76% Y/Y; EST. +4.74%" - BBGFollows a 4.42% y/y increase in ...

The BCRP cut its reference rate by 25bp last night to 5.00%, a decision which had been anticipated by a narrow majority of analysts in the latest Bloomberg survey. The remaining analysts had expected ...

Poland has given the green light for its 4GW offshore wind auction slated for bidding in 2025, with a total of 12GW expected to be tendered by 2031, it said today.Polish energy regulator URE will ...

The CNB cut rates by 25bp with two dissenting votes in both directions. The Governor reaffirmed his his hawkish message.