- Marco Turatti
The USD—as represented by the USDIDX—has returned close to levels observed prior to the onset of the Middle East conflict.
- Marco Turatti
Since this morning, markets have remained relatively calm ahead of the start of peace talks in Pakistan. This provides an
- Marco Turatti
The OECD’s latest economic outlook, published on March 26, delivered a stark verdict on the UK who received the biggest
- Marco Turatti
At its March 19, 2026 monetary policy meeting, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) left the official rate unchanged at 0.00%,
- Marco Turatti
The Bank of Japan on Thursday kept its rates steady at 0.75%, as expected, but noted that inflation risks are
- Marco Turatti
In the next 48 hours, all the major central banks in the world will meet and decide the next steps
- Marco Turatti
There is a second major shift—the first is obviously the oil shock—produced by the current crisis in the Middle East:
- Marco Turatti
The impact on financial markets of the coordinated US–Israel attack on Iran, which is once again destabilizing the Middle East,
- Marco Turatti
On the night of Tuesday, February 24, 2026, the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) held its policy meeting. Although this
- Marco Turatti
Despite some unimpressive macro data, the USD continues its slow and gradual strengthening after the collapse of the last 10