Steven Bell

Will rising unemployment mean the Federal Reserve cuts rates sooner rather than later? Steven Bell explains why we’re watching upcoming US data closely.

The UK’s Autumn Statement partially relieved the upward trend in taxes. But what does that mean for interest rates? Steven Bell explains why cuts in early 2024 now seem unlikely.

Despite warnings from central banks not to expect rate cuts anytime soon, Steven Bell explains why he expects the downward trend in bond yields to continue.

The tide has turned against inflation. Steven Bell, Chief Economist EMEA, explains why he believes leading central banks will make significant cuts to interest rates in 2024.

While rates in the US and Europe look to be on hold, a lack of data is making things difficult for the Bank of England, says Steven Bell, Chief Economist. Will it deliver an unnecessarily bumpy landing?

As the services boom decelerates but manufacturing picks up, what does this mean for unemployment and interest rates?

The S&P 500 index is officially in correction territory, but Steven Bell, Chief Economist EMEA, outlines the reasons why he remains confident that equities are not heading into bear market territory.

Are wages still rising too fast in the UK? Steven Bell, Chief Economist EMEA, explains why data should improve over the next six months and what this could mean for interest rates.

What’s the possibility of US rate cuts next year being much bigger than the market has priced in and much bigger than the Federal Reserve has been guiding? Steven Bell, Chief Economist EMEA, examines what the data is suggesting.