NZ retail card spending posted a third consecutive monthly rise in October up 0.6% m/m after 0.1% signalling that the sector may be turning around. Total spending rose 0.4% m/m after 0.3% and is now ...

A gov't spox has confirmed that Chancellor Olaf Scholz has said he will not call a confidence vote in his minority gov't for ...

The Central Bank of Brazil is likely aiming to hike by 50 basis points twice more and to complete its tightening cycle with a ...

NZD/USD was little changed on Monday, falling just 0.08% to 0.5962. There was little in the way of drivers overnight, the US had restricted trading due to veterans day. Trump trades have continued ...

"*MEXICO OCT. NOMINAL WAGES RISE 7.3% Y/Y" - BBGFollows an 8.7% y/y gain in September.Private employee wages rose 7.7% y/y vs prior 8.9%.

The Brazilian real and DI swap rates have remained under pressure today, as the market continues to wait for details on the government’s spending cut plans. USDBRL remains 0.6% higher on the day, ...

SocGen believes that Banxico is likely to maintain steady easing in November and beyond despite upside risks compared to the September statement, which signalled further rate cuts. SocGen sees another ...

Renewed demand for ‘Trump trades’ on Friday extended into this week, providing further strength for the greenback during Monday’s session. The Euro has continued to show relative underperformance ...

Trump’s election as US president is set to have far-reaching, significant effects on global gas markets," Axpo Singapore Managing Director Sophie Ducoloner told Platts."Trump is expected to fast-track ...

USD/THB is pushing higher in the first part of Tuesday trade. Per BBG the pair was last 34.55/60, which is fresh highs back to mid August for the pair. this puts us close to the simple 100-day MA ...

After two back-to-back rate cuts in August and September, HSBC expects a unanimous vote to cut the key rate by 25bp to 10.25% this week. The dissenting vote for keeping rates on hold in September ...

Economy Minister Luis Caputo said in a post on X on Friday that Argentines had deposited $20.1bn in cash as of Nov 7 under the first phase of the government’s tax amnesty programme. Caputo said that ...