Global trade developments appear to be hitting the CIS region through higher inflation risks, stronger gold and weaker oil; ...

Revising our GDP growth forecasts. We are revising our GDP growth forecasts for Asia downward across the board. The direct ...

The dollar’s bounce has been lacklustre, unlike US equity and bond markets, which have recovered from the April lows.

Productivity has fallen across the board in construction, but Europe has managed to maintain an edge over its US counterpart ...

Following a social media post from President Trump last night that a major trade deal would be announced at 16CET/10ET today, ...

In this podcast, ING's Lynn Song looks at how trade talks might unfold and what they could mean for China's economy ...

While industrial production is still some 9% below its pre-pandemic level, recent months have shown clear signs of bottoming ...

The Philippines grew a below-expectations 5.4% year over year in the first quarter. The downside surprise was primarily ...

Markets have calmed, but don’t be mistaken; we are far from being back to normal. There's a sense that the world is caught like a deer in the headlights, not sure what to do and terrified of what ...

It's difficult to forget the recent selling pressure on US Treasuries, which has left lingering risks. Since then, there has been a shift back to a more traditional fear of macro weakness. This could ...

In May, the Polish Monetary Council (MPC) cut the National Bank of Poland (NBP) policy rate by 50bp to 5.25% from 5.75%. The ...

The Bank of England will most likely cut rates and markets are expecting more than we foresee in the near term ...