In the unlikely event that Fed Chair Powell is removed or steps down before his term ends in May 2026, we would likely see a ...

With the caveat that this is a low-probability event, we discuss what the implications of an early departure of Powell would ...

A fifth straight decline in initial jobless claims places even more emphasis on Tuesday’s CPI data to vindicate markets' ...

The UK GDP figures have been incredibly volatile this year, and May's decline looks more like noise than signal. But there ...

Oil prices came under pressure yesterday with ICE Brent settling more than 2.2% lower, taking it back below US$70/bbl. This ...

In this podcast, our analysts explain what Trump's latest tariff delay could mean for trade, economic growth, and markets ...

Most of China's key economic indicators will be released next week, with a big focus on GDP. Other data highlights include ...

Rising rates pressure remains, but we might just get a half decent US fiscal deficit reading for June to chew on ...

It's not just the weather that's making ING's Carsten Brzeski sweat. There's no letup in the heat of the trade war either. June was one of the hottest months ever in Western Europe, and don't expect ...

That, in a nutshell, is the problem. Central banks are still haunted by the most recent inflation spike, which economists everywhere – myself included – failed to predict.

The Bank of Korea leaned slightly hawkish, balancing growth risks and financial imbalances. The BoK’s pause on rate cuts is ...

Poland’s interest rate cuts are set to be frontloaded with a target rate of 3.5% to be reached in early spring 2026. At the ...