Opinion
Corporate calm vs economists’ concerns: why opinions are divided on the impact of geopoliticsEconomists are concerned about the global economic outlook, while there is more optimism among business leaders. Why the disparity?
Unlike previous US trade memoranda, the proposed action to tackle China’s dominance in maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding ...
The euro got a small boost from the CDU/CSU being able to form a coalition only with the SPD, without any smaller third party ...
January retail sales exceeded expectations, indicating that Polish consumers are more willing to spend on durable goods ...
The conservative CDU wins the elections as Germany’s political landscape becomes more fragmented than ever ...
Unemployment (Tue): Registered unemployment remains close to an all-time low and the increase in January's unemployment rate ...
The PMI indicates stabilising economic activity, but declining new orders and hiring reveal a weak short-term outlook despite stock market optimism on Europe After a decent start to 2024, last year ...
Germany's second large tv debate is unlikely to have moved the needle but small shifts can make a big difference ...
The mood among Czech consumers slid in February, mostly due to worries about future economic developments, perhaps ...
Eurozone PMIs have worried markets before but this time downside risk to the front end of the curve is more limited ...
Core inflation accelerated faster than expected in January, while Japan’s service-led recovery continued. The Bank of Japan (BoJ) is expected to deliver a 25 bp rate hike in May, though a sharp rise ...
USD: A major correction on souring US sentiment. FX markets moved quite hectically yesterday, with the dollar giving up its weekly gains in a round of heavy positioning readjustme ...
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