In this podcast, ING economists explain how Trump's tariffs will impact CEE and why the region could be more resilient than ...

The UK is less susceptible to US tariffs, and not just because it was hit with a lower rate than its EU neighbours. But the impact of a weaker US and European economy could be much more significant.

As we wrote in our earlier note, the abrupt hike in US reciprocal tariffs indeed prompted a strong response from China, opting to match the retaliatory tariffs of 34% across the board. There does not ...

Oil prices have sold off heavily as the market deals with a potential demand hit from tariffs and a surprise supply increase ...

The unemployment rate rose to 4.2% from 4.1%. Wage growth cooled to 3.8% from 4%, so with inflation set to jump on tariffs, ...

The Constitutional Court upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Seok Yeol and markets welcomed the news. However, the ...

More OPEC+ supply should translate to more medium sour crude oil and a wider Brent-Dubai spread. This spread has seen an ...

President Trump’s punitive tariffs hit Asia, with largest levies on Vietnam and smaller textile exporters. The largest ...

China’s deflation challange is the main event as Beijing announces both consumer price and producer price indices. Taiwan's ...

Following the tariff announcements, the Philippine peso (PHP) has strengthened against the US dollar (USD), and the real ...

Industrial production recorded a year-on-year decline of 1.9% in February, worsening from the 1.2% contraction observed in ...

President Trump's reciprocal tariffs on Japan (24%) and South Korea (25%) were largely in line with market expectations. Both ...