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UK 30-year gilt yield fell to 5.655%, its lowest since Aug. 7, down 6 bps on the day.
2026-10-29
UK 30-year gilt yield fell to 5.655%, its lowest since Aug. 7, down 6 bps on the day.
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2026-10-29
The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) rose 60 points, or 2.31%, to 2,712 — a two-week high — but remains on track to post a second consecutive monthly decline of 14.8%. The Baltic Capesize Index (BCI) jumped 204 points, or 5.25%, to 4,090, its highest since Oct
The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) rose 60 points, or 2.31%, to 2,712 — a two-week high — but remains on track to post a second consecutive monthly decline of 14.8%. The Baltic Capesize Index (BCI) jumped 204 points, or 5.25%, to 4,090, its highest since Oct. 12, yet is set to record a second straight monthly drop of about 22%. Capesize daily earnings gained $1,850 to $33,592. The Baltic Panamax Index (BPI) fell 44 points, or 2.24%, to 1,921, its lowest since Apr. 14, and is poised for a monthly decline of roughly 17.6%; Panamax daily earnings fell $397 to $17,289. The Supramax index (BSI) slipped 8 points, or 0.43%, to 1,870, its lowest since Oct. 20, but is on track for a third consecutive monthly rise of 4.5%. The Baltic Handysize Index (BHSI) fell 2 points to 1,015.
2026-10-29
EFG Bank analyst Stefan Grach said in a report that elevated euro-area government bond yields have raised borrowing costs, weighing on activity and damping inflation, which reduces the case for ECB rate hikes. He added that political turmoil in Franc
EFG Bank analyst Stefan Grach said in a report that elevated euro-area government bond yields have raised borrowing costs, weighing on activity and damping inflation, which reduces the case for ECB rate hikes. He added that political turmoil in France is hurting business activity and suppressing consumer demand. Grach said the ECB must assess whether the lagged pass-through from higher energy prices will keep inflation elevated or whether tighter borrowing costs will offset those pressures.
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