Global Economics

Find economic insights and analysis on the latest geopolitical and macroeconomic developments and their local and global implications.

When Trade Meets Economic Security

EU-China trade relationship under pressure

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15 October 2026
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Chinese F&A companies play strategic Go game to capture dividends in the global food economy

How can Chinese food and agribusiness companies leverage their strengths to capture three future dividends: food security, the global middle class, and supply chains?

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15 October 2026
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Midterms and Markets

The midterm elections could mean a shift from unified Republican government to divided government.

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14 October 2026
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Higher Ground

Looking ahead, we expect the 10 year US treasury yield to move sideways through the remainder of 2026. We see some downward potential in 2027.

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13 October 2026
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Global Daily: Give Yourself a Pat on the Back

Growing up in Australia in the 1990s one would inevitably encounter curiously ‘Aussie’ cultural practises...

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13 October 2026
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Global Daily: My Word is My Bond

US and European equity indices were firmly in the black on Friday as the recent run up in bond yields took a breather...

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12 October 2026
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Exclusive Australian 2026/27 winter crop forecast: Production and grain prices

Total production is forecast to fall 7.9% YOY, as east coast losses and lower wheat output outweigh stronger crops in South Australia and Victoria.

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9 October 2026
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Global daily: Unwanted, not unwarranted

Oil prices rose again yesterday, while US bond yields stabilised and the French-German bond spread inched up. The French government has yet to reassure markets.

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9 October 2026
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Global Daily: Thumos-maxxing

US sovereign yields steadied yesterday as a 10-year bond auction saw strong investor demand...

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8 October 2026
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Global Daily: War-er for longer?

Monday saw Treasuries slump again, 10s up to 5.31% and 30s to 5.67%, the highest since early 2002. From conflict to commerce, we live in an era of 'war-er for longer.'

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6 October 2026
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From Hormuz to El Niño: Global disruption, not wheat shortages, is driving Australian wheat prices

Markets are pricing in disruption rather than a wheat shortage, with implications for Australian wheat prices, costs and farm margins.

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5 October 2026
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Global Daily:

Friday’s US payrolls were weaker than expected but look to key roles in Yemen, Ukraine, Taiwan, and Brazil over that report.

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5 October 2026
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