This week's highlight may be May's US payrolls number, which consensus sees falling from 177k to 125k. A bad number will ...

As expected, German industry reversed some of the frontloading gains from the first quarter, dropping by 1.4% month-on-month ...

The market is bracing for a soft US jobs report. Plus, Switzerland has been added to the US Treasury's FX monitoring list ...

TMT and Utility lead in terms of value in USD corporate supply measures as they sit at US$87bn and US$77bn YTD respectfully.

The National Bank of Poland's rhetoric has turned more hawkish again. The NBP sees upside risks to inflation from reviving ...

Following a very quiet in April, May saw a very strong rebound with robust supply. Supply was absorbed very well by the ...

The European Central Bank (ECB) has cut interest rates to the lowest level since December 2022, bringing the deposit rate to ...

The ECB has cut interest rates once again, bringing the deposit rate to 2%, from 2.25%. As the risk of inflation ...

In this podcast, ING's James Knightley, Carsten Brzeski, Chris Turner and James Smith look at how Trump's unpredictable trade ...

Kazakhstan's central bank kept its base rate at 16.50% today, but we could see a potential hike in the second half of 2025 ...

China is scheduled to release its trade and inflation figures next week, while key economic indicators from other Asian economies will also draw attention ...

DXY should stay soft in a 98.50-99.50 range, but could get a small lift if a dovish ECB today knocks EUR/USD (see below).