Mark Weiss and Reuben Daniels share capital Markets outlook with Treasury Management International

Capital markets are shifting from crisis-era headwinds to steady progress, tighter spreads, and more financing choices. This article unpacks what that means for corporate leaders, sponsors, and real asset investors heading into 2026.

Below, watch our exclusive expert panel have a discussion on how leading financial professionals are conquering complexity and seizing opportunity. This isn't just a webinar; it's a deep dive into the insights and strategies you need to thrive. Whether you're exploring refinancing, seeking new...

Global growth is diverging. The U.S. continues to outperform with above-trend growth driven by strong data center and AI-related CapEx, while the UK and Eurozone face weaker momentum. Structural differences are widening the gap and shaping investor strategy for 2026.

World markets aren’t de-globalising—they’re realigning. Economist Neil Shearing joined Chatham to explore how this fracturing is reshaping trade, capital flows, and policy, and why disciplined hedging matters more than ever.

Markets are shifting focus from deficit size to fiscal discipline. As discussed by Chatham’s Jackie Bowie and Amol Dhargalkar, the credibility of a government’s debt management plan now matters more than the numbers themselves, making fiscal prudence the key driver of sovereign risk.

The ongoing U.S. government shutdown has created a data blackout, disrupting the flow of economic statistics and forcing economists and policymakers to operate with compromised data or no information at all. This isn't merely a delay in reporting; it's a direct impairment of the data...

As growth cools and inflation progress stalls, markets are recalibrating rather than retreating. A landmark tariff ruling reduced one inflation risk, while Fed officials underscored a higher bar for easing. Our latest update unpacks the data, policy signals, and implications for capital markets.

A sharp equity sell-off pushed the S&P 500 back into negative territory for the year, reversing early gains and underscoring growing uncertainty around growth, labor conditions, and inflation. We examine what drove the pullback and the signals markets are watching next.