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Global risk sentiment lifts yields higher, and whilst uncertainty is high, we adopt a bearish view on US and eurozone rates ...
Copper, iron ore and other industrial metals breathed a sigh of relief today after the US and China have agreed to ...
The adoption of artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly widespread, and fears surrounding job replacement are ...
A 90-day ceasefire was agreed upon after China-US trade talks in Switzerland, with the US dropping tariffs on China to 30% and China dropping tariffs on the US to 10%. This was a larger-than-expected ...
Oil and metals prices rose after the US and China said they will temporarily lower tariffs on each other’s products, with the ...
Markets are anxiously awaiting today’s update from Secretary Bessent on the content of initial US-China trade talks over the ...
Hungary's headline and core inflation both slowed in April, but the overall picture isn't exactly encouraging. This month's ...
Imagine no recession, no Fed cuts pre-July, no baseline tariff exemptions; it's easy if you try. With apologies to John Lennon, these are actually our baseline predictions. But what could go wrong?
Markets have calmed after Trump's tariff storm, but don't be mistaken; we are far from being back to normal. ING's Carsten Brzeski says there's a sense that the world is caught like a deer in the ...
How can the eurozone enhance the attractiveness of the euro as an investment currency and allow it to benefit from global de-dollarisation? That's the key question in our major report, Unipolar ...
European banks' second full Taxonomy disclosures showed no improvement from the year prior. The average GAR reached only 3.7% ...
Markets have welcomed the first US trade deal since Liberation Day, although the British-American agreement is hardly a ...
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