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European Economics > European Economics Update — 24 May, 2012The euro has yet to price in a break-up European Economics > European Economics Update — 24 May, 2012Can Greece survive outside the euro-zone?Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 24 May, 2012Weak zloty a cause for concern, but shouldn’t justify rate hikes Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 23 May, 2012Forint slump to trigger renewed talk of IMF deal European Economics > European Economics Focus — 21 May, 2012The consequences of a euro-zone break-up Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 18 May, 2012Emerging Europe’s currencies caught in the crossfire Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 16 May, 2012Latin America currencies battered by flight to safety Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 14 May, 2012Will the Reserve Bank‘s support for the rupee succeed?UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 11 May, 2012Safe haven demand pushes gilt yields to record lows Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 09 May, 2012Middle East Markets Monitor (May)

Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 02 May, 2012Risky assets run out of steam Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 30 Apr, 2012Where next for the Vietnamese dong?Global Economics > Capital Markets Analyst — 26 Apr, 2012Search for safe havens set to resume China Economics > China Economics Update — 16 Apr, 2012What should we make of the widened renminbi band?UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 12 Apr, 2012Confidence knocked by renewed euro-zone fears Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 12 Apr, 2012Markets Monitor (Apr.)Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Focus — 05 Apr, 2012Egypt devaluation: causes and likely consequences Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 03 Apr, 2012A month of two halves for Treasuries China Economics > China Watch — 29 Mar, 2012What difference would a wider RMB trading band make?European Economics > European Economics Focus — 27 Mar, 2012Lessons from the Icelandic crisis

Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 23 Mar, 2012What next for Brazil’s “currency war”?European Economics > European Economics Update — 15 Mar, 2012SNB’s support won’t rescue the Swiss economy China Economics > China Economics Update — 14 Mar, 2012What do Wen’s comments mean for property and the renminbi?Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Analyst — 14 Mar, 2012Growth still set to disappoint Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 13 Mar, 2012Middle East Markets Monitor (Mar.)UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 08 Mar, 2012Markets reassess QE outlook Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 29 Feb, 2012Weaker yen boosts Japan’s stock market This article appears in multiple services — 27 Feb, 2012Super low gilt yields here to stay This article appears in multiple services — 27 Feb, 2012A stronger yen likely to undermine Japan’s stock market This article appears in multiple services — 21 Feb, 2012New forecasts for the yen

UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 09 Feb, 2012More QE greeted with muted market reaction Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 07 Feb, 2012Middle East Markets Monitor (Feb.)Canada Economics > Canada Economics Update — 07 Feb, 2012Canadian dollar rally unlikely to persist Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 06 Feb, 2012Fiscal reforms still key to preventing excessive FX appreciation Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 02 Feb, 2012Can the good times continue to roll?Global Economics > Capital Markets Analyst — 24 Jan, 2012Market implications of an EMU break-up UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 19 Jan, 2012Growth fears drive gilt yields lower Global Economics > Global Economic Outlook — 16 Jan, 2012Farewell to the euro Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 11 Jan, 2012What next for the euro?Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 10 Jan, 2012Venezuela: Devaluation may be delayed until after elections

Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 04 Jan, 2012US stock market resilience unlikely to last Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 04 Jan, 2012Hungarian forint falls to record low, but IMF help looks elusive UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 13 Dec, 2011Gilt yields fall further despite growing fiscal fears Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 06 Dec, 2011Bond market implications of future economic divergence Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 02 Dec, 2011A chink of light at the end of a torrid month This article appears in multiple services — 30 Nov, 2011Markets underestimate euro-zone threat Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 23 Nov, 2011What next for the Indian rupee?European Economics > European Economics Update — 16 Nov, 2011Are markets starting to price in a euro break-up?Global Economics > Global Economics Update — 14 Nov, 2011Will the IMF save the euro?Commodities > Commodities Update — 09 Nov, 2011Is gold a currency?

UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 09 Nov, 2011UK recession risks weigh on markets Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 07 Nov, 2011The success (or otherwise) of yen intervention Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 31 Oct, 2011Yen intervention could be a one day wonder Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 31 Oct, 2011How vulnerable is Asia to another financial crisis?Global Economics > Capital Markets Analyst — 28 Oct, 2011Too little, too late Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 27 Oct, 2011BoJ expands asset purchases but needs to do more This article appears in multiple services — 26 Oct, 2011Yen to strengthen to 60 against the dollar Commodities > Commodities Update — 21 Oct, 2011Dollar gains to add to downward pressures on prices Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 18 Oct, 2011Latin America’s currencies still look overvalued Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 18 Oct, 2011What will weaker currencies mean for inflation?

Commodities > Commodities Analyst — 18 Oct, 2011Poor demand prospects mean prices have further to fall European Economics > European Economics Focus — 18 Oct, 2011Can the euro survive the sovereign debt crisis?Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 13 Oct, 2011What next for the ruble?Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 12 Oct, 2011Currency depreciation unlikely to delay interest rate cuts for long This article appears in multiple services — 11 Oct, 2011Euro still likely to slide further Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 04 Oct, 2011Market turmoil finally gives the dollar a lift Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 27 Sep, 2011Just how safe is the yen?Commodities > Commodities Update — 23 Sep, 2011Gold still deserves “safe haven” status Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 22 Sep, 2011What should we make of the real’s fall from grace?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 21 Sep, 2011The big picture on emerging market currencies

Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 13 Sep, 2011New market forecasts – even lower Treasury yields ahead European Economics > European Economics Update — 06 Sep, 2011SNB’s action won’t rescue the Swiss economy Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 06 Sep, 2011Swiss franc peg vs. euro provides only qualified relief Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 06 Sep, 2011Will Japan follow Switzerland and cap the yen?Commodities > Commodities Chart Book — 02 Sep, 2011Defying gravity Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 24 Aug, 2011Two (very different) scenarios for the yen Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 22 Aug, 2011What will Japan's policymakers do next?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 17 Aug, 2011Does rising credit risk pose a threat to Bunds?Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 15 Aug, 2011Still in the grip of deflation Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 11 Aug, 2011Super-strong Swiss franc hits Hungary & Poland

European Economics > European Economics Update — 11 Aug, 2011What more can the SNB do?This article appears in multiple services — 05 Aug, 2011Loss of US AAA rating shouldn't be a complete disaster Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 04 Aug, 2011US Treasury yields plummet despite debt spat Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 28 Jul, 2011What would a US downgrade mean for the dollar?This article appears in multiple services — 22 Jul, 2011What if the US loses its AAA rating?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 19 Jul, 2011What next for the Swiss franc?Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 18 Jul, 2011Asia’s currency appreciation likely to slow Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 06 Jul, 2011Fresh controls unlikely to signal end of Brazil’s ‘currency war’This article appears in multiple services — 27 Jun, 2011Can China solve the euro-zone’s problems?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 22 Jun, 2011Would Chinese reserve diversification hurt the dollar?

Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 17 Jun, 2011Does the Gulf's foreign exchange policy still makes sense?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 15 Jun, 2011New forecasts for the US dollar European Economics > European Economics Update — 15 Jun, 2011Euro's unwanted strength heightens break-up dangers European Economics > European Economics Focus — 31 May, 2011Can strong growth save the euro?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 11 May, 2011Yen likely to weaken sharply again China Economics > China Watch — 09 May, 2011Thaw in US-China relations unlikely to last Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Focus — 05 May, 2011Does Emerging Europe need the euro?European Economics > European Economics Focus — 27 Apr, 2011Is the euro doomed to fail?European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 25 Apr, 2011Will the euro ever fall?Global Economics > Capital Markets Analyst — 20 Apr, 2011The end of QE2 – expect the unexpected

China Economics > China Economics Update — 19 Apr, 2011A policy shift on the renminbi China Economics > China Economics Update — 14 Apr, 2011People's Bank still intervening heavily European Economics > European Economics Update — 28 Mar, 2011Why are default concerns not hitting the euro?Japan Economics > Japan Chart Book — 24 Mar, 2011Economy fragile even before disaster struck Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 17 Mar, 2011Tokyo calling Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 14 Mar, 2011Yen likely to weaken further in wake of disaster Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 04 Mar, 2011Dollar continues to languish China Economics > China Economics Focus — 22 Feb, 2011Is inflation eroding China’s competitive edge?Latin America Economics > Latin America Focus — 17 Feb, 2011Is Venezuela approaching crunch time?Global Economics > Global Economics Update — 17 Feb, 2011Could SDRs challenge the dollar?

Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 09 Feb, 2011How quickly is Russia moving towards a free float?European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 31 Jan, 2011ECB & rising euro pose new threats Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 17 Jan, 2011Rearranging the deckchairs Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 10 Jan, 2011"Currency war" still phoney but China tensions spreading China Economics > China Watch — 07 Jan, 2011Renminbi set to outperform market expectations in 2011 Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 07 Jan, 2011Three challenges for 2011 Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 06 Jan, 2011Can China save the euro?Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 04 Jan, 2011Chile joins the 'currency war'UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 09 Dec, 2010Markets reassess outlook for monetary policy This article appears in multiple services — 24 Nov, 2010Markets become more optimistic on recovery

Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 18 Nov, 2010Disappointing start to Q4 for the Russian economy Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 18 Nov, 2010Yen to fall further against the dollar Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 11 Nov, 2010Has the US already begun a “currency war”?UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 11 Nov, 2010Robust economic data boost market confidence Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 10 Nov, 2010Is the tide turning against the euro?China Economics > China Economics Focus — 08 Nov, 2010What lessons should China learn from Japan's lost decade?European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 08 Nov, 2010Is the euro defying gravity?Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 08 Nov, 2010Has the yen finally turned?Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 03 Nov, 2010Latin America's impossible trinity Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 01 Nov, 2010Colombia: 'Currency war' has only just begun

Latin America Economics > Latin America Focus — 25 Oct, 2010Can Colombia win its currency war?Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 25 Oct, 2010Is the economy already rolling over into recession?Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 21 Oct, 2010What will the weaker dollar do for US corporate profits?China Economics > China Economics Update — 18 Oct, 2010Rapid renminbi rise will not be sustained Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 18 Oct, 2010A glimmer of hope Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 18 Oct, 2010Bank of Thailand will still probably tighten Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 15 Oct, 2010Chile responds to soaring peso UK Markets > UK Markets Chart Book — 13 Oct, 2010Markets gear up for QE2 China Economics > China Economics Update — 13 Oct, 2010Surge in FX reserves throws spotlight on Chinese intervention Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 12 Oct, 2010What lies ahead for the Aussie dollar?

Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 11 Oct, 2010Currency war in Emerging Asia; we are still not there yet Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 11 Oct, 2010Is China to blame for the strong yen?European Economics > European Economics Weekly — 11 Oct, 2010How much will the strong euro hurt?China Economics > China Economics Update — 07 Oct, 2010Can exporters survive a stronger renminbi?Global Economics > Global Markets Chart Book — 06 Oct, 2010Fears of currency debasement buoy the euro Global Economics > Global Markets Update — 30 Sep, 2010Just how significant is yen intervention?European Economics > European Economics Update — 29 Sep, 2010Will the euro-zone be the biggest loser in a currency war?China Economics > China Economics Update — 29 Sep, 2010Would dollar weakness force China to revalue?Global Economics > Global Economics Update — 28 Sep, 2010Are we on the cusp of a currency war?

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