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Why the US 10-year should settle in the 3% to 3.5% range

Why the US 10-year should settle in the 3% to 3.5% range

The big question right now is, has the US 10-year Treasury yield peake...

Growing dissent among ECB hawks

Growing dissent among ECB hawks

All eyes are on the ECB's forward guidance. We don’t expect any hints at when QE could end, but as always, wil...

Report by Carsten Brzeski, Petr Krpata, CFA and Benjamin Schroeder

Riksbank divided and still waiting for ECB

Riksbank divided and still waiting for ECB

The minutes show the committee is becoming a little less dovish and more divided...

Sweden’s Riksbank ends QE in the most dovish way

Sweden’s Riksbank ends QE in the most dovish way

The policy rate and interest rate forecast remain unchanged, but the main n...

Riksbank preview: To QE or not to QE

Riksbank preview: To QE or not to QE

That’s the question the Swedish central bank has to answer tomorrow. ...

ECB: Digital transformer

ECB: Digital transformer

For a long time, 'investment' was the missing piece in the Eurozone recovery jigsaw puzzle. But it seems things ...

Report by Carsten Brzeski and Bert Colijn

The Eurozone: Wasting the good times?

The Eurozone: Wasting the good times?

Carsten Brzeski on the state of play in the Eurozone's quest for further integration

Report by Carsten Brzeski

Sweden: What next for the Riksbank?

Sweden: What next for the Riksbank?

Now that the ECB has made its move, the Riksbank will have to make up its mind i...

Bank lending survey strengthens ECB’s ‘lower for longer’ plan

Bank lending survey strengthens ECB’s ‘lower for longer’ plan

This means the first few paragraphs of Draghi’s speech on Thursday should ...