- Marco Turatti
The European Central Bank is widely expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points at next Thursday’s meeting, taking
- Marco Turatti
Global markets enter the second week of June in a more fragile position after one of the sharpest risk-off sessions
- Marco Turatti
EURAUD continues to reflect the growing divergence between the eurozone and Australian macroeconomic outlooks, as monetary policy, energy exposure, and
- Marco Turatti
In the next 48 hours, all the major central banks in the world will meet and decide the next steps
- Marco Turatti
While global attention is focused with a degree of apprehension on the fratricidal dispute within NATO triggered by the Greenland
- OnEquity
From President Lagarde’s press conference, it was clear that the ECB is currently very comfortable with its prevailing monetary policy
- OnEquity
The Euro Area exports goods to Japan worth approximately EUR 70 billion per year, primarily pharmaceuticals and medical equipment (around