Yesterday saw an impressive compression materialize in the pricing of two 5 yr covered bonds, one from the Germany and the other from Portugal.
With many banks reporting earnings this week, including De Volksbank this morning that capped off a week of Benelux banks reporting, primary market activity was subdued.
RaboResearch has published the fifth edition of its World Poultry Map, which presents an overview of developments in global poultry markets, with a strong focus on trade. RaboResearch has just ...
Long-term government policies, like the Renewable Fuel Standard and state-level clean fuels programs, have driven production and consumption of renewable diesel. Renewable diesel has a role to play in ...
In yesterday’s note we highlighted the strong increase in price sensitivity seen on the part of investors in Monday’s deals. Well, none of that for Tuesday’s offerings.
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Farmers are increasing the climate resilience of their farming systems, but can’t bear the risks of climate adaptation alone. Climate adaptation is possible. Farmers have various strategies to ...
Credit markets shrugged off another tariff headline on Monday, this time a 25% levy on steel and aluminium, ensuring conditions remain constructive.
With ING and ABN AMRO having reported already, and now KBC added to the mix this morning, the picture of continued strong asset quality for Benelux banks remains intact.
The Fed’s Powell used his semi-annual testimony to defend his independence and vow to focus on data, like US CPI today, not politics. He therefore fails to understand this is not how economic ...
US CPI was red hot. Even if due to things like eggs it leaves egg on the face of the “Rate cuts!” crowd forced to crowd the next Fed into end-2025. Worse, as yields jumped and Fed Chair Powell huffed ...
European gas prices rose above €58/MWh this week with storage targets under pressure, while sanctions on Russia's energy sector remain the biggest risk premium for gas.