After posting a minor 0.1% contraction in the second quarter, the Italian economy stagnated in the third against a consensus ...

The eurozone economy grew by 0.2% QoQ in the third quarter. While we do expect a gradual acceleration of growth over the ...

These factors point to a slowdown in the fourth quarter and a weak start to 2026. Forecast uncertainty is unusually high, but for now, we expect GDP growth of 0.8% in 2025 and 0.9% in 2026.

Finally, some good news for UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves. With a month still to go until the Autumn Budget on 26 November, ...

Dutch growth of 0.4% quarter-on-quarter beat expectations, with public consumption and exports picking up and consumer ...

While many other eurozone countries posted surprisingly strong growth numbers, the German economy remains the eurozone's ...

President Trump declared that the long-awaited meeting with Xi was amazing, outstanding, a “12 on a scale of 10”, with the ...

While all eyes were on the high-profile meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, the ...

1.1640/50 looks to be the top of the short-term range, and EUR/USD looks more vulnerable to 1.1550 now, given last night's communication from the Fed. Downside risks could also emerge from any flash ...

A choppy session for oil as the market digests the impact from sanctions, while copper prices hit fresh record highs ...

The US and South Korea reached a broad trade deal, keeping reciprocal tariffs at 15%, including on autos and parts, and ...

In the US, buying T-bills is of no benefit to longer bonds as a stand-alone measure. And MBS bonds confirmed as still rolling off. Also, longer tenors react poorly to muted anticipation of a Federal ...