Your complete guide to what 2025 may hold for the global economy. ING's economists and strategists look at where we are right ...
This reflects upward pressure on US longer-tenor rates coming from the US fiscal deficit, tax cuts, and inflationary effects ...
From the US side of the equation, the FX market is leaning towards the view that President-elect Donald Trump will hit the ...
Three calls for European households: C’mon and spend! European consumers have been frugal, saving a high share of their ...
The eurozone labour market is tighter than the sluggish economic environment would suggest. With labour markets already under ...
Global dollar movements will dominate overall flows but KRW is likely to be hit harder than other Asian currencies due to its ...
Despite decent economic growth and slower-than-expected progress on inflation, the cooling jobs market remains a key focus.
The global rate-cutting cycle might still be in its early stages, but progress in Central and Eastern Europe has moved much ...
Many market participants have speculated that China will intentionally depreciate the yuan to offset US tariffs. There have ...
Even though employment growth might be taking a breather, we don’t foresee an inversion in the trend. A gradual increase in ...
By focusing on intra-EU trade, Europe significantly reduces its reliance on external sources and long-haul imports, ...
As expected, French MPs decided on Wednesday evening to vote a motion of no confidence in the government led by Michel ...