The Ifo index increased in October on the back of improving expectations, while the current assessment worsened once again ...

Bank lending to the eurozone private sector remained unchanged in September; the pace remains modest. This doesn’t provide much direction on monetary transmission, which so far doesn’t seem to be ...

But ING's James Smith says there are glimmers of good news for the British economy. Inflation looks like it's peaked, and there are more Bank of England interest rate cuts to come Lower UK borrowing ...

Global risk assets are bid on the view that this week's Trump-Xi meeting will be a positive one. A 25bp Fed cut on Wednesday should also help the tone, but that is very much priced in. With the People ...

Positive developments in US-China trade talks over the weekend provided a boost to risk assets, including large parts of the commodities complex ...

Czech business and consumer confidence both picked up in October, coming in above expectations. The business confidence indicator rose by 1.8 points to 103.4, and the consumer confidence indicator ...

US growth looks undead. The eurozone economy might just be clawing back from the grave. Yet central banks keep whispering about cuts. Is this a real resurrection in economic growth or yet more smoke ...

Given decent economic growth, elevated inflation, low unemployment and equity markets at all-time highs, you could be ...

As such, we have a green light for a 25bp Fed rate cut next week, even though the core month-on-month rate (blue bars) ...

Spanish employment continues to rise, even as unemployment grows to 10.6%. Spain remains a key driver of eurozone employment growth, with gains concentrated in full-time private-sector jobs and ...

The eurozone PMI beat expectations, rising from 51.2 in September to 52.2 in October, a 17-month high. The strong rebound in Germany made a significant contribution, but there was also robust activity ...