Treasury yields rose ahead of U.S. housing and consumer confidence indicators.

Commerzbank’s Thu Lan Nguyen explains that Base Metals have risen on renewed US tariff uncertainty and a weaker Dollar.

Commerzbank’s Carsten Fritsch highlights that the biggest current risk for Oil is a potential US military strike on Iran, which could disrupt flows and sharply tighten supply.

German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil has been less harsh on the deal than in the past. CEO Orlopp has also sounded more subdued. Could a turning point be near?

New-car registrations for BYD models, a reflection of sales, surged to 18,242 units last month from 6,884 in January 2025 across the European Union, the U.K., Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and ...

The Commerzbank facility complements €140 million in recently completed convertible instruments and shareholder loans, ...

The dollar rose against a basket of currencies, recovering from earlier falls after the Supreme Court overturned most of Trump’s tariffs.

Swisscom dialled into the Swiss market with a tightly priced Sfr125m ($161.6m) nine year note on Monday, which it landed ...

U.S. Treasury yields edged slightly lower, recovering after rising on Friday following the overturning of most of President Donald Trump's tariffs by the Supreme Court. The ruling prompted Trump to ...

Stocks dropped premarket after initially responding positively to the Supreme Court’s ruling against large swathes of Trump’s ...

The German government is consulting with stakeholders on how the country's gas market can be developed, an economy ministry ...