Chatting to James Knightley, our US economist, he reckons there is more tariff-induced price pressure to come. Tariff ...

Wage growth came in slightly lower than expected in August – stabilising at a high level, but not high enough to encourage ...

The US dollar has been on the back foot and we think it'll weaken further in the coming months. ING's Chris Turner explains just what's going on.

Global bond yields are pushing lower amidst a broader flight to safety, with Gilts leading the way. Even now, Gilt yields ...

The precious metals rally is driven by concerns over economic credit quality, expectations of continued Fed easing, and ...

USD: Multiple factors hitting the dollar at once. A sudden return of market scrutiny on US regional banks is adding a rather unexpected negative factor to the dollar. US equities ...

China's discussion of its 15th Five-Year Plan will be a major focus, along with GDP and property price data and a loan-prime-rate decision. The Bank of Korea is expected to leave rates unchanged, ...

Pricing in Czech production points to strength in domestic sectors such as services and construction, while declining prices ...

Contrary to the government’s recently expressed view, we do not see any room for a cut in the base rate yet. The central bank's message will be as hawkish as possible so that the markets can continue ...

Expect political fragmentation to continue in the Netherlands as a government with less than four parties seems unlikely.

The UK economy may have been more resilient than expected in recent months, but that won't stop the Office for Budget ...