But James Knightley still expects US inflation to ease this year. In this video, he explains why, and what that could mean for US interest rates In this video, ING's Chief International Economist ...
ING's James Smith on the fiscal challenge facing new UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, the market's response so far, and how new plans could measure up to what investors have been expecting ...
Though inflation is set to rise towards 3.5% later this year, we expect the Bank to keep rates on hold throughout 2026 ...
The defensive currencies – the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc – remain soft. That may be because equity markets remain ...
US remains structurally short of primary aluminium. US primary aluminium production has continued to decline over the years ...
Energy - Oil supply disruptions grow. Hopes of a temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran faded after President Trump ...
The National Bank of Hungary cut the base rate from 6.00% to 5.75% on 21 July, as had been signalled at the June rate-s ...
We expect the ECB to hold rates steady on Thursday. But what was meant to be a quiet meeting may evolve into a hawk-dove tug-of-war. Against the backdrop of renewed escalation in Iran, we think the ...
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