G10 FX Week Ahead | Trump’s infinity trade war

G10 FX Week Ahead | Trump’s infinity trade war

Article18 May 20181526656565

There doesn't seem to be any let up in the myriad of risks facing global markets in the week ahead with US-Chin...

By Chris Turner, Petr Krpata, CFA and Viraj Patel
Italy: The impact of a possible 5SM-League deal

Italy: The impact of a possible 5SM-League deal

Article17 May 2018

Italy's anti-establishment Five Star Movement and the far-right League are close to a deal but they have yet to...

By Paolo Pizzoli
TTIP 2.0: A solution to the US-EU trade conflict
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TTIP 2.0: A solution to the US-EU trade conflict

Article17 May 2018

President Trump is about to unleash a trade war with the European Union if the EU does not meet his demand to take unila...

By Raoul Leering
The Bank of England’s road to August in six charts
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The Bank of England’s road to August in six charts

Article17 May 2018

Will the UK economy emerge from the depths of the worst quarter of growth since 2012? That's the question Bank of En...
Emerging markets: A test of nerves

Emerging markets: A test of nerves

Article15 May 2018

Higher US interest rates and oil prices along with uncertain policy responses are weighing on the most vulnerable emergi...

By Chris Turner and Trieu Pham
Seasons change, markets fluctuate and so often, we overreact

Seasons change, markets fluctuate and so often, we overreact

Article10 May 2018

Have you ever unnecessarily whipped out your winter coat on the first cool day of autumn, or left without one on the fir...
Can it last? The long awaited pickup in Eurozone productivity
ECB

Can it last? The long awaited pickup in Eurozone productivity

Report11 May 2018

As the Eurozone recovery matures, a more permanent pickup is not yet assured. In this major report, we note that major s...

By Peter Vanden Houte and Bert Colijn
G10 FX Week Ahead | Trump’s infinity trade war
G10 FX Week Ahead | Trump’s infinity trade war

ArticleThere doesn't seem to be any let up in the myriad of risks facing global mar...
Canada: Headline inflation stays above target as Nafta deal draws near
Canada: Headline inflation stays above target as Nafta deal draws near

SnapAverage core inflation, meanwhile, rose to the Bank of Canada's 2% targ...
Gold: How much worse before it gets better?
Gold: How much worse before it gets better?

ArticleIn our last note, we feared Gold's long-awaited breakout was going to b...
Indonesia: More rate hikes to come?
Indonesia: More rate hikes to come?

SnapThe central bank raised its policy rate by 25bps to 4.5% yesterday. Further tigh...
Poland: Wage growth outperforms
Poland: Wage growth outperforms

SnapWages reaccelerated in April after two months of stagnation. The outlook is posi...
Encouraging news from US-China trade talks
Encouraging news from US-China trade talks

ArticleReports of a Chinese offer to cut its trade deficit with the US by $200bn are en...

ING’s Eurozone Quarterly

Eurozone: Mixed feelings
Eurozone: Mixed feelings

ArticleEurozone growth has slowed since the beginning of the year, with inflation remai...
Germany: The flip side of being the best

ArticleA weak start to the year does not make a fully-fledged downswing. However, boost...
France: Enjoying cyclical strength

ArticlePresident Emmanuel Macron is everywhere, controlling every national reform while...
Italy: The impact of a possible 5SM-League deal

ArticleItaly's anti-establishment Five Star Movement and the far-right League are c...
Netherlands: Still in sixth gear

ArticleThe Dutch economy continues to grow above potential and the Eurozone averag...
Switzerland: Franc depreciation would boost growth

ArticleThe Swiss economy has not looked this good since the exchange rate floor against...
Spain: Has growth peaked?

ArticleThe Spanish economy has continued its strong growth in 2018 but a slowdown could...

USD200bn trade deal on the table

By Robert Carnell USD200bn trade deal on the table

OpinionBuried in the newswires behind Trump's skepticism for a deal, is a story of a $200bn trade deal offered by China
The Bank of England’s road to August in six charts
The Bank of England’s road to August in six charts

ArticleWill the UK economy emerge from the depths of the worst quarter of growth since ...
Asia week ahead: Waning growth optimism
Asia week ahead: Waning growth optimism

ArticleTop policymakers in Korea warn against a potential economic downturn, though we&...
Eurozone: Mixed feelings
Eurozone: Mixed feelings

ArticleEurozone growth has slowed since the beginning of the year, with inflation remai...

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A trade war is the number one risk for global markets
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European Musical Chairs- an update

Eurozone finance ministers are set to agree on a successor to ECB vice-president Vítor Constâncio. It's...

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