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ESG experts uncover sustainable economic developments in the country.
BNP PARIBAS
As the transition to a low-carbon economy shows signs of slowing, investors are making adjustments.
Goldman Sachs
Anticipated backdrop of greater deregulation and policy changes.
UBS
JanusHenderson
European road haulage is slightly picking up after a serious downturn.
ING
Elections in February will provide an opportunity to tackle the country’s challenges.
Goldman Sachs
The Bank of England rounded out 2024 by holding Bank Rate steady, in line with expectations, and nodding towards a gradual pace of cuts continuing next year.
Pepperstone
A transition from a Fed “dovish pivot” to a “normalization” pivot may put a halt to this year-end seasonal “Santa Rally” on the US stock indices.
Owen Li
Crude oil extended its fall in the early trading session today as broader market concerns have weighed on the complex, while a stronger dollar has also added further pressure.
ING
(Dec 20): Britain ran a smaller-than-expected budget deficit last month as a past lull in inflation pushed down interest paid on
Justin
Crude oil prices were on track for yet another weekly loss earlier today as pessimism about demand growth in China continued to dominate markets. At the time of writing
Justin
A week packed with central bank decisions is coming to an end with a sour taste in everybody’s mouth.
Swissquote
EUR/GBP holds positive ground to around 0.8300 in Friday’s early European session. UK Retail Sales increased 0.2% on a monthly basis in November vs. 0.5% expected. Expectations of a more aggressive rate-cut path by ECB might undermine the Euro and cap the upside for the cross.
Justin
Goldman Sachs Research expects European stocks to rally in 2025 even as the region faces headwinds from political and trade uncertainty and slow economic growth.
Goldman Sachs