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

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

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 ...

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

Services inflation is uncomfortably high for the Bank of England, even if much of it is driven by regulated or ...

Oil prices firmed yesterday despite a recovery in the USD amid waning concern that President Trump may remove Federal Reserve ...

However, it never looked like markets fully priced in Powell’s exit yesterday afternoon. Pricing for a September Fed cut didn ...

A subdued June inflation print means a September Fed rate cut remains possible; we see higher inflation numbers ahead ...

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

A sizable upward revision to May's payroll data, combined with yesterday's hotter-than-expected inflation data, takes some of ...

Today's data suggest no pressing need for rate cuts amidst uncertainty about the impact of tariffs on inflation ...

Inflation, geopolitics and trade tensions have all but eliminated the prospect of interest rate cuts in Hungary ...