U.S. Treasury yields climbed across the curve on Thursday, following a global trend in government bond markets.

Australia’s central bank has raised its benchmark interest rate for the second consecutive meeting, bringing it to 4.10%, the highest level since April 2025, as policymakers continue to address persistent inflation.

The Trump administration announced on Wednesday that it will launch new trade investigations into China, Mexico, the European Union, and more than a dozen other countries.

European stocks rallied on Tuesday as declining oil prices boosted investor confidence and helped markets recover from recent losses.

Global central banks are facing a renewed challenge as escalating geopolitical tensions threaten to disrupt global energy supplies and drive oil prices higher, raising fresh concerns about inflation.

Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves is set to deliver the government’s Spring Statement to Parliament on Tuesday, providing an update on the state of the British economy and public finances.

President Donald Trump defended his trade agenda following a Supreme Court ruling that struck down his emergency tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).

European markets edged higher on Tuesday as investors reacted to the latest U.S. trade measures.

European markets opened in negative territory on Thursday as investors assessed a fresh batch of corporate earnings.

Sterling dipped on Tuesday while British government bond yields fell after data showed the U.K.’s unemployment rate rose to a five-year high and wage growth slowed.