The relief across European risk assets seen yesterday 'spread' to the primary market as well. CAFFIL wasted no time to reopen the covered market.

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Trump’s fickle tariff policies pose quite the challenge for the ECB. Not only is the direction of travel unclear, there are now many forks in the road ahead. Trump has ordered a 90-day reprieve, which ...

China’s new 34% tariff on US imports could impact dairy trade, particularly US exports of dry whey and lactose. The EU and UK may step in, altering market dynamics. The US exports more than 50% of its ...

Head of RaboResearch Food & Agribusiness - South America; Global Strategist - Sugar Read the latest developments in Brazil’s key agribusiness sectors, including planting updates, harvest outcomes, ...

US stocks were a rollercoaster yesterday. Having closed at 5062 on Monday evening, the S&P500 opened Tuesday trade 130 points higher and spent the next 45 minutes rallying up to the 5267 daily high as ...

In line with the Churchillian tone I had struck, yesterday’s US tariffs were historic and suggest a world-wide battle. It remains to be seen in what form, with what outcome, but global bifurcation is ...

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Roughly 13 hours after Trump’s widespread reciprocal tariffs actually came into effect, Trump gave the word: a 90-day pause on the higher reciprocal tariffs.

Measured from April 2, the date of US President Trump’s tariff announcement, the NOK is the worst performing G10 currency.

And so it was to be, that a number of issuers would make the most of the pre-Trump tariff announcement window, strike while the iron was hot and land deals.