Hungary's average price level increased by 0.2% in April compared to March, according to the latest data from the Hungarian ...

European banks' second full Taxonomy disclosures showed no improvement from the year prior. The average GAR reached only 3.7% ...

Markets have welcomed the first US trade deal since Liberation Day, although the British-American agreement is hardly a ...

However you slice it, the data looks better than what most market participants expected. Reports of the death of China's ...

Next week’s main events are Japanese GDP and Chinese data on credit growth. Over the weekend, we’ll get readings on Chinese ...

After the tariff blast in April, followed by market turmoil and even doubts about the Fed's independence, the start of May ...

Eurozone growth surprised in the first quarter with a 0.4% quarter-on-quarter expansion. We don't yet know all the details of ...

James Smith can think of a few things. Here's how he imagines next week to pan out.

Markets have calmed after Trump's tariff storm, but don't be mistaken; we are far from being back to normal. ING's Carsten Brzeski says there's a sense that the world is caught like a deer in the ...

How can the eurozone enhance the attractiveness of the euro as an investment currency and allow it to benefit from global de-dollarisation? That's the key question in our major report, Unipolar ...

The UK-US deals signals American flexibility, but we're sceptical about it translating into a wider de-escalation ...

Markets will be watching inflation and growth data closely for the possibility of an accelerated easing trajectory. Services inflation remains hot, but should be coming down. The growth implications ...