Ongoing favourable energy base effects and abating food price pressure have pushed down German inflation to 1.9% year-on-year in February ...

Japan’s core inflation excluding fresh food eased to 1.8% year-on-year in February (vs 2.0% in January, 1.7% market consensus ...

Inflation in February rebounded a bit more than the market expected, but inflationary pressures remain moderate, while the ...

The uncertainty in the market, coupled with a tighter than expected balance, has also brought more speculative money into the ...

China's Two Sessions meetings, when growth targets will be announced, begin on 4 March. Key data releases include China's ...

Consumer confidence and sentiment in the Italian construction sector improved further in February, while confidence weakened ...

The outcome of US-Iran nuclear talks today will be key to the direction of oil prices ...

Who better to ask whether AI is killing the jobs market than our robot overlords themselves? In a week when AI doom-mongering has dominated headlines, the answer may surprise you. James Smith weighs ...

Five state elections this year could reshape German politics and will determine the government's reform efforts ...

Employment dropped to a level not seen for almost five years, suggesting that Hungarian companies started to rationalise earlier than expected The latest labour market statistics from the Hungarian ...

Borrowing needs are set to surge to record highs in 2026, driven by redemptions and off‑budget items; POLGB issuance is set ...

But in the short term, JPY’s outlook remains clouded. Improved risk sentiment is encouraging JPY short-building even more, ...