Rising food prices remain a key concern for EU consumers. The latest ING Consumer Survey shows that they even expect grocery ...
China's January non-manufacturing PMI fell to 49.4, down from 50.2 in December, hitting a 37-month low. Non-manufacturing PMI ...
CFTC positioning shows a cooling in speculative interest across precious metals. Managed money net longs in COMEX gold fell by 17,741 lots last week to 121,421 lots, driven by a drop in gross longs.
Tomorrow, Turkey will release its January inflation data, which will be key in setting the pace of the Central Bank of Turkey's rate cuts moving forward. We expect 4.2% month-on-month, translating to ...
Overall, today’s data is encouraging. The 2025 outturn leaves a carry‑over of 0.3% into 2026. Given our current projected ...
Suspected FX intervention to sell USD/JPY, potentially with the US involved too, is weighing heavily on the dollar ...
Headline inflation is expected to decline for an extended period this year, but the BoJ should prioritise core-core and ...
German headline inflation, according to the national measure, rebounded to 2.1% year-on-year in January, from 1.8% YoY in ...
The coalition's economic agenda focuses on improved competitiveness to boost structural annual GDP growth to 1.5% ...
Dollar at its lows. The DXY dollar index is ending January at its multi-quarter lows. We see several factors driving this ...
Aluminium surged to a record high on the Shanghai Futures Exchange, while LME prices climbed to their strongest level since ...
China's manufacturing and non-manufacturing purchasing managers’ data will offer a first glimpse into how much momentum Asia’s largest economy carried into 2026. South Korea and Taiwan release key ...
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