The US has imposed higher tariffs on some while others wait. A rising tariff trend remains in place and market rates should ...

Unfortunately, retail sales mirrored the trend in industry: after a month of positive results, disappointing data soon ...

The -0.7% month-on-month decline in retail sales coincided with a -0.3% decline in overall services activity in April. While ...

Industrial data from May suggests that there is more to German industry than just US front-loading. It's too early to give ...

Interestingly, the manufacturing purchasing managers’ index for the Philippines has also been in the expansion zone for most ...

Despite the announced supply increase from OPEC+, Saudi Arabia still went ahead and increased its official selling price (OSP ...

Industrial data for May shows that the positive trends observed in April were a one-off. Furthermore, the number of companies ...

Consumer prices gathered speed in June, as a continued household spending spree drove May’s robust real retail sales growth ...

The scope of ESG reporting cuts remains uncertain and the impact on banks will hinge on how deep those cuts go ...

Overall, we anticipate that these combined factors will push inflation into the 7.5-8.0% range in the coming months, which ...

US President Donald Trump’s 90-day trade reprieve is ending. Tariff noise is back, but does it really matter? US inflation has stayed surprisingly benign and the economy is holding up, despite the ...

The tariff clock is ticking loudly again. Reciprocal tariffs ranging from 11% to 50% will be reinstated on 9 July unless formal trade agreements are established. As ING's Inga Fechner explains, this ...