Food prices in New Zealand posted the biggest monthly gain in three years, easing rate cut pressure on the Reserve Bank of New Zealand...

ITALY HEAD OF PUBLIC DEBT SAYS EXPECTS INVESTORS TO CONTINUE FOR A WHILE TO EXTEND DURATION OF PORTFOLIO, WANTS TO LOCK IN VERY LOW RATES AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE...

ITALY HEAD OF PUBLIC DEBT SAYS 2017 VERY HEAVY IN TERMS OF REDEMPTIONS MAY NOT BE AN EASY YEAR BUT HAVE MANAGED SEVERAL DIFFICULT SITUATIONS BEFORE...

ITALY HEAD OF PUBLIC DEBT SAYS EXPECTS TO HAVE ALMOST COMPLETED ISSUANCE PROGRAMME FOR 2016 WHEN CONSTITUTIONAL REFERENDUM TAKES PLACE...

UNITED STATES AUG NFIB BUSINESS OPTIMISM IDX DECREASE TO 94.4 VS PREV 94.60...

FITCH RATES CHINA ORIENT'S USD NOTES UNDER MTN PROGRAMME FINAL 'A'...

MOODY'S SAYS PORTUGAL'S WEAKENING ECONOMY AND INCREASING RISKS TO DEBT TRAJECTORY EXERTING DOWNWARD PRESSURE ON SOVEREIGN CREDITWORTHINESS...

MOODY'S SAYS PORTUGAL'S WEAK BANKING SECTOR STILL POSES RISK TO SOVEREIGN RATING AFTER AGREEMENT TO RECAPITALISE CGD...

INDONESIA C.BANK DEPUTY GOV SAYS AUG TRADE SURPLUS SEEN AT $150 MLN...

INDONESIA C.BANK DEPUTY GOV SAYS RUPIAH IS STABLE, MIGHT EVEN STRENGTHEN...

U.S. STOCK INDEX FUTURES DOWN ABOUT 0.65 PCT...

BELGIAN SEPTEMBER 2017 T-BILL BID/COVER RATIO 1.88...

BELGIAN DECEMBER 2016 T-BILL BID/COVER RATIO 3.37...

HUNGARY SELLS HUF 40.00 BLN WORTH OF 3-MONTH T-BILLS VS HUF 40.00 BLN OFFER - DEBT AGENCY HUAUCTION01 HUISSUE...

BELGIUM SELLS 1.590 BLN EUROS OF SEPTEMBER 2017 T-BILL, AVERAGE YIELD -0.575 PCT...

BELGIUM SELLS 501 MLN EUROS OF DECEMBER 2016 T-BILL, AVERAGE YIELD -0.612 PCT...

HUNGARY SELLS 3-MONTH T-BILLS AT 0.46 PCT AVG YIELD VS 0.39 PCT AT PVS AUCTION - DEBT AGENCY HUAUCTION01 HUISSUE...

SWEDISH CBANK'S SKINGSLEY SAYS SWEDISH ECONOMY IS PERFORMING WELL - PRESENTATION MATERIAL...

SWEDISH CBANK'S SKINGSLEY SAYS CBANK MANDATE SHOULD BE BROAD BUT NOT TOO BROAD, SINCE THIS THREATENS INDEPENDENCE AND LEGITIMACY...

Sweden’s consumer price inflation accelerates 1.1 percent year-on-year in August, unchanged from July’s year-on-year rate of 1.1 percent, said Statistics Sweden. It is a tad lower than consensus expectations of 1.2 percent but above Riksbank’s projection of 0.9 percent...