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Could copper lose its tariff premium?
Articles Could copper lose its tariff premium? Published 13:40 Commodities, Food & Agri Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Download Copper has rallied sharply on expectations of US import tariffs, as traders rush metal into the US and physical mar
CEE & CCA week ahead: Polish GDP and inflation, and Romania rate decision
Articles CEE & CCA week ahead: Polish GDP and inflation, and Romania rate decision Published 12:30 Key Events Czech Republic Poland Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Download We expect the National Bank of Romania to leave rates unchanged on 10 A
Hungarian inflation hits 10-year low
Older quick take Quick take Published 11:50 Hungary Hungarian inflation hits 10-year low July saw record-low inflation as we expected. The strength of the forint and favourable food price developments pulled inflation lower. This makes a rate cut in August a done deal, and an ext
UBS On-Air: Paul Donovan Daily Audio 'Trading into consumer demand'
China’s July export data was somewhat stronger than expected. The big three electrification exports have collectively been important to export growth. China’s exports to the US are steady around pre-pandemic levels (using China’s data, which is probably a better reflection of tra