CE Insights Weekly Roundup - 27th March, 2026 This Weekly Roundup highlights our latest key analysis, along with insights from our new Global Economic Outlook, which updates our forecasts under a baseline scenario of a short-lived Middle East... 27th March 2026
CE Insights Weekly Roundup - 20th March, 2026 This Weekly Roundup covers a busy week in central banking, our outlook for beleaguered bond markets, and upcoming briefings on our latest macro and market forecasts. Below are some highlights from our... 20th March 2026
CE Insights The Middle East conflict: Key insights - 13th March, 2026 We’re continuing to support client decision-making during the Middle East conflict with comprehensive but concise analysis and daily online briefings. All of our key analysis on this crisis can be... 13th March 2026
CE Insights The Middle East conflict: Key insights - 11th March, 2026 We’re continuing to support client decision-making during the Middle East conflict with comprehensive but concise analysis and daily online briefings. All of our key analysis on this crisis can be... 11th March 2026
CE Insights The Middle East conflict: Key insights - 10th March, 2026 In a survey of the global macro consequences of this war that was originally published by Chatham House, Group Chief Economist Neil Shearing showed why, provided the surge in energy prices proves... 10th March 2026
CE Insights The Middle East conflict: Key insights - 9th March, 2026 We’re continuing to support client decision-making during the Middle East conflict with comprehensive but concise analysis and daily online briefings. All of our key analysis on this crisis can be... 9th March 2026
UK Commercial Property Data Response RICS Construction Market Survey (Q3) The deterioration in workload expectations is consistent with the fact that, with Brexit uncertainty prolonged and commercial property values expected to fall, a strong increase in the construction... 7th November 2019 · 2 mins read
Commodities Weekly Middle East tensions back in the spotlight Having surged this week, the price of oil could rise further in the near term if tensions between Iran and the US continue to escalate. At the same time, the price of gold is benefitting from an... 21st June 2019 · 1 min read
Capital Daily Market reaction to US-Iran tensions likely to remain contained 21st June 2019 · 1 min read
Africa Economics Weekly Easing cycle gains momentum, no news from SONA Inflation figures released in South Africa and Nigeria this week supported our view that policymakers in both countries will loosen monetary policy later this year. Rates elsewhere are already falling... 21st June 2019 · 1 min read
Latin America Economics Weekly Colombia rate cut would be a misstep, Argentina wrap Market expectations for interest rate cuts in Colombia are growing, but the country’s large current account deficit means that we think any easing would probably prove to be a policy mistake... 21st June 2019 · 1 min read
Canada Economics Weekly Bank will have mixed feelings about stronger loonie Given that an average of the Bank’s three core inflation measures reached a seven-year high in May, policymakers may welcome the disinflationary effect that the appreciation of the loonie this week... 21st June 2019 · 1 min read
Non-Euro Europe Commercial Property Outlook Improved valuations will support further yield falls The poor performance of retail is the main story in Scandinavian and Swiss markets, contrasting with solid industrial and office returns. In emerging Europe, the retail sector is expected to do better... 21st June 2019 · 1 min read
Global Markets Update We don’t think that Fed easing will boost Treasuries Although we expect the FOMC to loosen policy substantially by the spring of 2020, we are not forecasting a renewed decline in the 10-year Treasury yield to below 2%. This is because we think that the... 21st June 2019 · 1 min read
US Housing Market Data Response Existing Home Sales (May) Existing home sales saw a decent rise in May, but that doesn’t mean activity will now take-off even with interest rates set for further falls. Subdued home buying sentiment, a lack of inventory and... 21st June 2019 · 1 min read
Canada Data Response Retail Sales (Apr.) Retail sales rose by just 0.1% m/m in April, partly because the introduction of the carbon tax weighed on gasoline sales volumes. Total retail sales declined in volume terms and the weakness of... 21st June 2019 · 1 min read
