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Trump’s latest threat to impose a 50% tariff on EU goods by 1 June has reignited fears of a transatlantic trade war. The EU’s ...
It’s not that it dramatically pushes up the deficit, because frankly, it doesn’t. Trump’s 2017 tax cuts, which the bill makes ...
The latest labour market statistics from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (HCSO) show a slightly worse picture than expected for April 2025. The model estimate shows the unemployment rate ...
Ahead of long weekends in the US and UK, realised FX volatility continues to drift lower. However, traded or expected ...
We still see no room for the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) to ease monetary policy in the short term. In our view, the central bank will leave the interest rate complex unchanged at its next ...
German first-quarter growth came in much stronger than the initial estimate on the back of export and production frontloading ...
Hotter-than-expected core inflation supports a Bank of Japan interest rate hike in July. The BoJ is expected to deliver a 25 ...
The Bank of Korea's monetary policy decision and Tokyo inflation data are the main events. Markets also await the latest ...
The just-released minutes of the European Central Bank's April meeting show a dovish unity as the US tariff announcements ...
House Republicans may have reached some agreement on Trump’s flagship “Big, Beautiful Bill”, which has caused market concern ...
Business confidence in France took a sharp downturn in May in the industrial and services sectors, casting a shadow over the ...
ING's Credit Analyst, Timothy Rahill on why we're seeing a record number of so-called Reverse Yankee deals, where American corporations borrow in euros rather than dollars.
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