Sales in department stores, supermarkets, apparel, and food and beverage have significantly slowed, even slipping into ...

Global uncertainty has increased significantly in recent months, but the European Central Bank's lending survey does not ...

There is a case for the FX market to start responding more actively to tariff-related headlines. The defiant approach seen in ...

Markets may become more nervous with the 1 August tariff deadlines, and low summer liquidity could amplify rate moves. Fiscal concerns in many large economies add to the volatility from the back end ...

President Trump's changes to America's clean energy industry won't slow project developments down, but they will mean a major rethink in business strategy. So says ING's Coco Zhang, who reflects on ...

We expect headline inflation to moderate below 3% YoY in July and stabilise around 2.5-3.0% YoY in the months ahead. The ...

We would not read too much into the marginal strengthening of the yen after Sunday's Upper House election result in Japan.

Despite oil prices having been more stable in recent weeks, the US oil rig count continues to fall. According to Baker Hughes ...

In this week's THINK aloud, a replay of our live webinar, ING's Chris Turner, Francesco Pesole, Frantisek Taborsky, and ...

Data surprises more likely a driver next week than ECB surprises For euro rates, this week turned out to be quite uneventful, ...

Food companies increasingly recognise the importance nature, but it could take a while to be the next big thing ...

Retail sales and jobless claims were better than expected yesterday, offering more support for a hawkish rethink of Fed rate cuts ...