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August 18, 2026 6:41 AM UTC
The schizophrenic, compartmentalised performance slightly catches up with risk overnight, as US-Iran standoff slightly dents mood
UK labor data overall soft and helps keep BoE wait and see on hold
September 2, 2026 6:44 PM UTC
We expect August existing home sales to see a third straight monthly fall, by 2.0% to 3.98m, which would be the lowest level since a matching June 2025. That would see yr/yr growth slip to -1.2% from a positive 0.7%.
September 2, 2026 3:50 PM UTC
The Bank of Canada left rates unchanged at 2.25% as expected and noted risks on both sides, though the press conference made it clear that inflationary risks led by the Middle East are outweighing those on growth generated by recent US tariffs. We now expect the Bank of Canada to raise rates by 25bp

September 2, 2026 3:50 PM UTC
The Bank of Canada left rates unchanged at 2.25% as expected and noted risks on both sides, though the press conference made it clear that inflationary risks led by the Middle East are outweighing those on growth generated by recent US tariffs. We now expect the Bank of Canada to raise rates by 25bp
September 2, 2026 2:43 PM UTC
Challenging backdrop as rising yields apply pressure, creates potential volatile correlations
Current default mode is squeezing both sides - CHF as the low yielder, risk counters on the other
JPY finds support, rotation incentives intensify
Sterling slipping in favour as hike laggard and amid global pr
September 2, 2026 12:54 PM UTC
We expect a July trade deficit of $90.5bn, up from $73.3bn in June and the widest since the record pre-tariff deficit of $133.0bn seen in March 2025. The deficit will also be lower than those of December 2024 and January and February of 2025, but before then the last deficit that exceeded our foreca
September 2, 2026 12:32 PM UTC
ADP broaldy within expectations, offers no new lean into payrolls
Minor adjustments on non-yielding (CHF) and risk sides
But otherwise contained trade, digesting how bond-risk-FX plays out near-term
September 2, 2026 10:31 AM UTC
· BOE Bailey at Jackson hole highlighted the quite subdued 2nd round effects from the Iran war surge in energy prices, which suggests that the bulk of the MPC will likely not vote for a hike at the September 17 MPC meeting. A risk does exist of a Q4 hike, though our central view is fo

September 2, 2026 10:30 AM UTC
· BOE Bailey at Jackson hole highlighted the quite subdued 2nd round effects from the Iran war surge in energy prices, which suggests that the bulk of the MPC will likely not vote for a hike at the September 17 MPC meeting. A risk does exist of a Q4 hike, though our central view is fo