Overall, as anticipated, the current account deficit continued its gradual widening in February, mainly driven by developments in foreign trade. Preliminary customs data from the Ministry of Trade ...

It's early days, but conditions in FX markets look like they're settling a little as the Easter holiday approaches. The ...

As a result of outperforming exports and underperforming imports, China's trade balance rose to $273bn in the first quarter. This was nearly $100bn higher than the trade surplus from first quarter of ...

Tariff relief vs Iranian talks. The oil market is quiet in early morning trading today, after settling lower for a second consecutive week last week. News that the Trum ...

With the expected rate cut, the ECB will also have to change its communication. Instead of ‘monetary policy is becoming ...

Financial markets have had their wildest week for years. But for all the drama, the outlook for the global economy looks much ...

University of Michigan consumer sentiment index suggest US households are braced for stagflation and are blaming the President The Consumer Confidence Index published by the University of Michigan ...

Minor deterioration of the Poland’s external balance in February amidst falling trade turnover. The data is pre-Trump tariffs ...

Romanian inflation came in at 4.9% in March (February: 5.0%), boosted by service prices and some food items, but counterbalanced by lower energy prices. Today’s result adds support to our above-market ...

The EU's Food & Agri surplus with the US is key. When you look at the sheer size of the Food & Agri trade between the US and Europe, you soon realise why there's never going to be ...

Kazakhstan's central bank maintained its base rate at 16.50%, with forward guidance suggesting prolonged elevated rates. We ...

Finally, some good news to end the week: the UK economy grew substantially faster than expected in February. Monthly GDP was 0.5% higher than in January.