While the general view is that supply increases from OPEC+ are an attempt to regain market share, the front end of the curve ...

The Dutch composite sentiment indicator decreased from 100.6 in August to 99.9 in September, indicating a level of confidence that remains at its historical average, consistent with moderate economic ...

Overall, risks are persisting – but European businesses had braced for worse. While many effects from the structurally ...

One additional event risk this week is a US government shutdown on Tuesday evening. That's probably a mild dollar negative if ...

European Union exports to the US held up early in 2025 thanks to front-loading, but Trump’s tariffs are set to slow trade. We ...

The lesson, which was already eminently clear after the Covid pandemic and the subsequent energy price shock in Europe, is ...

Join ING’s Central and Eastern Europe team for a webinar exploring key regional dynamics: Labour markets: CEE labour markets ...

A benign 0.2% MoM core PCE print today could be enough for the dollar to start giving back some of this week’s gains, which in our calculations are a ...

A tame inflation reading could strengthen the case for interest rate cuts and would further support the precious metals complex. Gold has gained almost 43% so far this year, supported by a weaker ...

Upside surprises in the final US GDP numbers and jobless claims make it difficult for markets to agree on upcoming Fed cuts.

But, given that growth in the States is pretty good and unemployment is low, you could be forgiven for questioning the central bank's motives. ING's James Knightley, though, says the Fed is sensing ...

Annual growth rates of lending to households and non-financial corporates ticked up, which indicates that the economy continues to experience moderate support.