In this live webinar, which came just a day before the ECB’s July meeting, economist James Smith sat down with Carsten ...

Italian consumer confidence improved in July, with most components posting monthly gains except expectations of future ...

The latest labour market statistics from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office are broadly in line with market ...

The jobs market continues to hold up despite concerns about a cooling economy, while officials remain nervous about the effect of tariff-induced price hikes on inflation. We see no interest rate cut ...

A strong rebound in June has eased concerns that uncertainty about the global economy is hindering proper monetary ...

With 1 August fast approaching, we expect the Trump administration to announce pharmaceutical tariffs soon. We anticipate an ...

Interest rates have moved higher around the world as equity markets rally on a sense of optimism. The biggest factor behind that this week has probably been the US-Japan trade deal and the sense that ...

As expected, yesterday brought no cut from the ECB, but the press conference did leave us with a hawkish aftertaste. After a series of decent PMIs, the ongoing trade tensions are the only remaining ...

US-China trade talks will be the main event of the week, along with China’s July purchasing managers’ index. Other key data ...

Japanese government efforts to moderate inflation are working, though underlying Tokyo price pressures remain elevated. Even so, the Bank of Japan is expected to stay on hold next week. Its quarterly ...

Oil prices edged higher yesterday amid optimism over trade talks. This optimism is offsetting expectations of supply ...