Having started the year close to 6%, private sector pay is now rising by 3.9% in annual terms. In fact, wages are rising by ...

Despite the decline, the composite PMI does remain at a decent level, which indicates that the fourth quarter is likely to ...

The oil market has come under further pressure with Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks progressing Renewed optimism over a Russia ...

The Bank of England is heavily divided. Four of the nine-strong committee are pushing for faster rate cuts; another four ...

An unexpectedly large surplus in the current account in October was driven by an improvement in the trade balance and a ...

Although the November CPI reading was revised to 2.5% year-on-year from the previous estimate of 2.4%, the decline in ...

Strong interest in EM is normally a mild dollar negative. And with seasonal factors in play, we favour some mild dollar weakening into year-end as long as the NFP data does not surprise heavily on the ...

With headline inflation at 2.1% in November, the economy expanding by 2.8% annually in the third quarter, and the labour market gradually relaxing, the Czech economy does not seem in need of any ...

Industrial production growth in the eurozone accelerated in October, reinforcing the idea that the ECB is done with easing ...

After three years of contraction and stagnation, Dutch manufacturing is expected to grow slightly stronger in 2026 ...

China’s retail sales significantly underperformed in November, falling to 1.3% year-on-year from 2.9% in October. This not ...

The dollar opens the week on the softish side ahead of a very busy schedule of data and central bank meetings in the G10 space. The data highlight will be tomorrow's release of November US payrolls, ...