The Bank of England is poised to keep rates on hold on 30 July despite a rise in energy prices. Expect new forecasts to show ...

Germany’s most prominent leading indicator, the Ifo index, increased to 86.6 in July, from 85.6 in June. While the current ...

The key US data release this week is Thursday's second-quarter GDP report. Consensus expects annualised quarter-on-quarter ...

Our economists expect a hold at this Fed meeting, and if oil prices ease further, no hike should be needed at all this year.

The price action in oil this morning clearly reflects the market's desperation for positive news. After 13 days of strikes, ...

Brent crude climbed back above $100/bbl, lifting Treasury yields and the US dollar and weighing on non-yielding assets like ...

While the recent surge in oil prices has led markets to increase their expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike, June’s ...

Consumer sentiment softened in July yet remained above its long-term average. Business sentiment hovered around average ...

Eurozone sentiment has been on an absolute roller coaster in recent weeks. The June PMI was compiled before the memorandum of ...

As tensions in the Middle East push oil prices back towards $100 a barrel, ING's Head of Commodities Strategy Warren Patterson speaks to Developed Markets Economist James Smith about how much oil is ...

Then there’s food inflation which is easing – despite being an obvious place for higher oil and fertiliser prices to show up.

Policy decisions are in focus this week, with both the MAS and BoJ expected to leave policy settings unchanged.