Daniela Hathorn

Both the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England are expected to cut rates further when they meet later this week.

As the US elections get closer we look at how Trump’s tariff plans could affect markets.

Markets are convinced the European Central Bank (ECB) will cut rates by 25 basis points again at Thursday’s meeting.

The BoE is forecasted to leave rates unchanged in September as UK CPI remains stubborn.

While the Magnificent Seven have dominated market momentum in recent months, it’s not true that they are the sole drivers of the recent rally in equity markets.

EUR/USD struggles for direction as EZ inflation remains high and the Fed pulls back on dovish commentary

Markets have no doubt that the BoE will keep its rate unchanged

Markets expect the Fed to keep rates unchanged as strong economic data continues

Euro Stoxx 50 has risen over 5% to a 23-year high above 4,640 after pushing above the 2007 high of 4,595 for the first time last month.

ECB Preview: Higher CPI expected to keep Lagarde on a hawkish path