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.

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

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

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

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

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 ...

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 ...

Services inflation, which rose much further than expected, was driven by a big change in road tax and the timing of Easter.