China’s inflation data is likely to cool in January. Other key releases include Taiwan trade, South Korea's jobless rate and ...

At the same time, exports increased by a whopping 4% MoM, from -2.5% MoM in November, suggesting that there is more to the German export sector than US tariffs. Yesterday, industrial new orders ...

Slower hiring suggests the Fed may have acted a little prematurely in downplaying the risks to jobs in last week's FOMC ...

Tough to stand in the way of it, especially should the risk-off reassessment have legs.

The December decline is solely due to transport equipment production and does not call into question the improving outlook ...

Helping that adjustment to Fed pricing was some surprisingly soft US labour market data released yesterday – at odds with the Beige Book survey evidence provided to the central bank ahead of its ...

The ECB has kept interest rates on hold but points to uncertainty, demonstrating high alertness amid its ongoing wait-and-see ...

Another heavily divided Bank of England decision lowers the bar for a rate cut next month. So long as the data continues to ...

In justifying the Monetary Policy Council (MPC) decision to keep interest rates unchanged, National Bank of Poland (NBP) ...

Supply in January was strong, totalling €46bn for corporates. This is a record-breaking amount to kick-start the year, above ...

CNB’s forecast signals stronger growth, lower inflation and tighter conditions, yet the Board struck a dovish tone, discussing cuts ...

ECB keeps rates on hold at February meeting but stronger euro could still force the ECB to restart rate cutting cycle ...