Largest European pension fund ABP cut back US Treasury holdings last year
LONDON, Jan 23 (Reuters) – The value of the U.S. Treasuries held by Dutch pension fund ABP, Europe’s…
Can you really price global regime change?
ORLANDO, Florida, Jan 20 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest foreign policy and trade war salvos are…
Weaker UK jobs data may offer inflation relief to BoE
Private sector pay grows by least since November 2020UK regular wage growth slows to 4.5%Jobless rate holds at…
Israel government sends 2026 budget to parliament, approval at risk from rifts
JERUSALEM, Jan 19 (Reuters) – Israel’s Finance Ministry said on Monday it delivered the 2026 state budget draft…
Argentina growth outlook stable, but much depends on potential debt comeback
BUENOS AIRES, Jan 16 (Reuters) – Argentina’s economy is set to grow at a slightly slower pace this…
BOJ to raise rates again to 1% or higher by end-September, possibly by July: Reuters poll
TOKYO, Jan 15 (Reuters) – The Bank of Japan will likely wait until July before raising its key…
Zambia drops plan to extend IMF loan programme
JOHANNESBURG, Jan 7 (Reuters) – Zambia has ditched plans to extend its International Monetary Fund loan programme before…
Take Five: New Year, same FOMO
Jan 2 (Reuters) – The new year starts with U.S. jobs data, a rebalancing of commodity indexes and…
Explainer: Why the Dutch pension fund reform matters for markets
Big group of Dutch pension funds move to new system on Jan 1New system drops benefit guarantees, allows…