Japan Economics Weekly Hawkish BoJ may lift JGB yields even further We aren’t convinced that the continued rise in long-term bond yields coupled with the further weakening of the yen signals a loss of confidence in Japanese assets. But if the BoJ signals a more... 16th January 2026 · 5 mins read
Bonds Update Fiscal sleight-of-hand may help push Gilt yields lower The government’s ongoing efforts to shorten its debt issuance mix is likely helping to address the demand/supply imbalance in the Gilt market and easing upward pressure on longer-dated Gilt yields... 15th January 2026 · 4 mins read
India Economics Update Indian equities: another year of underperformance ahead India’s equity market ended 2025 with its worst underperformance relative to its emerging market peers in three decades. Although we expect India’s economy to remain a global outperformer in 2026, we... 15th January 2026 · 4 mins read
Capital Daily What could wake up the US Treasury market? There are at least three things that we think could see the US Treasury market spring back to life, although our base case is that its current calm period will continue. 15th January 2026 · 4 mins read
Capital Daily Making sense of Japan’s financial markets We doubt the recent contrasts in Japan’s financial markets (government bonds and FX down, stocks up) will persist. Our view is that the yen will regain ground against the US dollar before long and... 14th January 2026 · 3 mins read
Australia & New Zealand Chart Pack ANZ Chart Pack (Jan. 2026) Our ANZ Chart Pack has been updated with the latest data and our analysis of recent developments. We believe the RBA will join the rather exclusive club of advanced economy central banks that tightens... 14th January 2026 · 1 min read
Capital Daily What to make of investors’ reaction to December’s CPI report Indirect attacks on the Fed’s independence aren’t likely to roil the financial markets in the US, so long as inflation there remains under control. That is one take away from recent events and data. 13th January 2026 · 4 mins read
Latin America Economics Update Venezuela’s potentially messy sovereign debt restructuring Venezuela faces one of the largest and most complex sovereign debt restructurings on record. A high debt ratio, a complex array of creditors, deep-rooted issues in Venezuela’s oil sector as well as... 13th January 2026 · 6 mins read
Africa Economics Update Uganda elections: Museveni to win but unrest risk lingers Uganda heads into elections next week with President Yoweri Museveni widely expected to secure a ninth successive term. Under this status quo, continued investment in the hydrocarbon industry and... 12th January 2026 · 5 mins read
Capital Daily Don’t count out the greenback, despite threats to Fed We still think there are plenty of reasons to be positive on the US dollar, despite the latest threats to the Fed’s independence. 12th January 2026 · 5 mins read
Japan Chart Pack Japan Chart Pack (Jan. 2026) Our Japan Chart Pack has been updated with the latest data and our analysis of recent developments. The economy will continue to grow at a healthy pace, which should ensure that the labour market... 12th January 2026 · 1 min read
Capital Daily The US labour market won’t burst this stock market bubble One of the key differences between the latter stages of the dotcom bubble and the current AI equity bubble is the state of the US labour market. This is important because, even though the unemployment... 9th January 2026 · 4 mins read
Africa Economics Weekly SSA economies and currencies to fare well in 2026 Zambia’s kwacha has made a bright start to the year, while the naira and rand have also posted early gains. And we expect most African currencies to fare well over the course of 2026. The risk of... 9th January 2026 · 6 mins read
Middle East & North Africa Economics Weekly Saudi borrowing plan, Bahrain’s austerity steps, KSA opens up Saudi Arabia kicked off 2026 with its first debt issuance of the year. Like last year, we think borrowing will exceed the authorities' plans as lower oil prices lead to a wider budget deficit and... 8th January 2026 · 7 mins read
Capital Daily The renminbi is still weak Despite its recent gains the renminbi still looks weak to us, which is partly why we think it will strengthen further against the US dollar in 2026. 8th January 2026 · 3 mins read
Event Drop-In: Asia macro and markets update – Fracturing, the Fed and AI’s influence 29th January 2026, 8:00AM GMT As 2026 begins, the drivers for Asian markets are crystallising.
