Participants are taking a wait-and-see approach to Saturday’s OPEC+ meeting, when members will decide on July output levels.

A potential reduction in longer-dated government bond issuance eases markets, but doesn't solve fiscal concerns ...

The EU now has a unique chance to capitalise on investor doubts about the US and promote the euro as a reserve currency, writes ING's Chief Economist.

While the eurozone PMI deteriorated in May, the European Commission’s economic sentiment indicator actually picked up a bit ...

In May, German unemployment rose by 33,000, increasing the unemployment figure to 2.963 million. It is the highest May number ...

The outcome of the May rate-setting meeting was as expected. On 27 May, the National Bank of Hungary left its key interest ...

In May, consumer prices in France rose by just 0.7% year-on-year, up slightly from 0.6% in April. The harmonised index of ...

Tariff drama left the dollar weaker in April, and the recent short-lived Trump-EU spat is no exception. With market concerns ...

A significant increase in South Korean consumer sentiment index suggests the economy is recovering this quarter. Domestic ...

Long-end yields are experiencing some relief, but we think US yields will find it particularly difficult to shake off a ...

We’re likely to hear lots of noise this week ahead of the OPEC+ meeting on Sunday, 1 June, where the group will decide on ...

Both consumer and business confidence in Czechia have improved in May. Consumers are benefitting from tamed inflation and ...