Inflation is a little sticky and consumers are still spending, making the Fed reluctant to cut 50bp as demanded by the Administration ...

Partly that’s because inflation has been coming in well above the Riksbank’s expectations. July’s CPIF hit 3%, well above the ...

A brief snippet of this week's live discussion between James Smith (Developed Markets Economist), James Knightley (Chief International Economist) and Padhraic Garvey (Regional Head of Research, ...

Central and Eastern Europe has remained relatively calm in recent days in the absence of local news and as it awaits the ...

Chinese economic activity slowed across the board in July, with retail sales, fixed asset investment, and value added of ...

We expect no change to the loan prime rates for Chinese banks on Wednesday. The People’s Bank of China hasn’t made any ...

The US PPI number did not please the 'there's no price effect from tariffs' crew. Repeat what we saw in future CPIs, and the long end is in a spot of bother. The 10s30s ESTR curve is reaching new ...

Just-released macro data for the eurozone provides both a look in the rear-view mirror as well as a view through the side window. And the picture we are seeing is one of fading industrial resilience ...

With inflation within the NBP's tolerance band, the central bank now has room to continue its monetary easing cycle ...

Today’s flash GDP data has confirmed our forecast for the second quarter, with annual growth continuing to expand at a modest ...

At face value, the UK's 0.3% second-quarter growth performance looks reasonable amid a flurry of global and domestic headwinds. But this is largely concentrated in components not intrinsically linked ...

At the same time, CEE FX is benefiting from a weaker US dollar and the prospect of progress in the Ukraine-Russia conflict ...