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

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

Oil prices rose marginally higher yesterday despite OPEC trimming demand estimates. ICE Brent settled just below US$65/bbl.

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.

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.

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 ...

CEE countries still face long-term challenges such as competitiveness, demographics and energy transition, which complicate their response to external shocks. Despite the uncertainties, the region may ...

The subdued message from the bank lending survey should encourage the ECB to lower rates further, as if they didn’t have enough reasons to do so. With trade and market turmoil, a stronger euro and ...

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 ...

CPI data indicates that Polish headline inflation ceased growing in this year's first quarter, and core inflation has started to moderate. The outlook for the rest of the year is improving, but US ...

There's some positive news for the eurozone economy, though it's somewhat in the rear-view mirror. Industrial production rose by 1.1% in February, marking the second consecutive strong increase. On ...