Despite the recent string of activity data, economists remain split on their expectations for the outcome of February’s MPC meeting, which confirms the difficulty in predicting monetary policymakers’ ...

The ECB’s fourth‑quarter 2025 lending survey indicates that moderate growth in bank lending is set to continue ...

ECB looks a little less comfortable in its ‘good place’ The ECB still finds itself in a ‘good place’ after having lowered rates to 2% in June last year. Risks and uncertainties around the outlook are ...

Liquidity circumstances are set to improve further in the coming few weeks and months, and money market funds remain popular ...

Reserves in the system have held steady in the past few months, supported by a strong increase in the Bank of England's ...

The two-year swap rate gap rewidened in favour of the dollar yesterday, bringing our estimate for short-term EUR/USD fair ...

Some tentative relief for the European Central Bank going into the meeting later this week as a Warsh Fed and better US data ...

South Korea’s consumer price inflation dropped mostly because of lower food and energy prices, while core inflation stayed at ...

Copper was also dragged down in the cross‑commodity selloff, with prices now more than 10% below last week’s peak. Its ...

In this webinar, we’ll explore the key forces shaping telecoms in 2026: the urgency to accelerate mobile network upgrades, ...

UK hiring conditions are weak and pay growth is slowing rapidly. But with headline inflation above 3% and the memories of the 2022 price spike still fresh, we expect the Bank to keep rates on hold ...

Rising food prices remain a key concern for EU consumers. The latest ING Consumer Survey shows that they even expect grocery ...