China industrial output, retail sales beat forecasts in September

China industrial output, retail sales beat forecasts in September

China industrial output, retail sales beat forecasts in September
One year in, the State Street Short Duration IG Public & Private Credit ETF (PRSD) is making a strong case for a broader approach to short-duration fixed income. Since its launch, PRSD has returned 3.46% at NAV, outperforming the Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate 1–3 Year Bond Index, a widely used measure of the short-duration, investment-grade U.S….
The UK housing market may be stabilising after several months of subdued activity, with July figures indicating that the slowdown in sales has eased. The annual gap in agreed sales narrowed to 5.2% last month, after running approximately 10% behind 2025 levels since Easter. Net sales, which account for fall-throughs, have strengthened over the past…
Many banks do not document failure plans for Tier 1 models – Risk.net Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content Risk Benchmarking: Strong predeployment validation gives way to ad hoc escalation of breaches, even at some large lenders This piece is part of a series benchmarking bank model risk management practices. Risk Management…
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Sticky headline inflation and rising tariff risks could give the Bank of Canada pause in October
12:01 AM, 13th August 2026, 1 week ago 1 High demand and limited supply continue to push rents higher, with the salary needed to rent in London soaring. Propertymark’s rental price and average salary tracker reveals that London recorded the strongest monthly rental growth, with average rents rising from £2,385 to £2,484 (+4.2% month-on-month). This…