European natural gas is also getting caught up in the global risk-off trade. The Title Transfer Facility (TTF) has traded ...

Two things can be true at once: the UK economy is less susceptible to US President Donald Trump’s tariffs than the eurozone, ...

With Donald Trump set to implement a 145% (and counting!) tariff and China ready to 'fight to the end,' tariffs have ...

Significantly lower yields in the belly of EUR and USD swap curves suggest rates markets remain pessimistic about the ...

The inflation rebound in Central and Eastern Europe has been more pronounced than in other areas, making it more challenging ...

It's been a remarkable week for US Treasuries. Rarely, if ever, have we had Treasuries being sold amid a massive fire sale of risk assets. The fact that yields have been forced higher heightens the ...

In this podcast, ING's Tim Rahill discusses what's next for corporate bonds after a week of unprecedented policy changes ...

EUR money markets are close to fully discounting a 25bp rate cut this Thursday after Trump’s “liberation day” sealed the case for further European Central Bank easing in the eyes of investors.

The trade war is dashing hopes for a robust eurozone recovery, with GDP expected to stagnate over the next two quarters. Inflationary pressures are likely to ease in the second half, and that will ...

European real estate M&A activity increased last year, with total volumes almost doubling compared to 2023, reaching €31bn. Despite this, volumes remain below the 10-year average of €50bn.

Both the US Fed and the European Central Bank are set to do more rather than less over the coming months, given the financial and economic turmoil around the globe President Trump’s tariffs will ...

Away from the tariffs, perhaps the biggest unanswered question in the UK economy is what the recent employer tax hikes mean for the jobs market. Earlier this year, the mood music looked grim. Survey ...