After growing at just 0.2% QoQ in the previous three quarters, Australia’s GDP growth in 3Q24 rose to 0.3%. However, this was ...

In a stunning political event overnight, South Korea’s president declared martial law for the first time since 1979. Later, ...

The French government faces a no-confidence vote on Wednesday, but wider market fallout has been remarkably muted so far ...

A slowdown in services and a turnaround in net exports are responsible for the significant downside surprise in Hungarian GDP ...

On Monday, faced with the impossibility of passing the social security budget, and despite the many concessions made to the ...

The response from the National Bank of Poland’s governor to a dovish shift in local fundamentals and the external environment ...

The food group was once again the key driver behind Turkey’s rising inflation rate in November following a similar trend in ...

FX markets continue to see a strong dollar even though this week should really be about US data and prospects for Fed easing.

The unemployment rate remained stable at 6.3% in October, suggesting that the anticipated economic slowdown and signs of ...

Spreads on French government bonds are touching new highs again as Le Pen and the opposition are threatening to topple the ...

Monitoring Romania: Navigating weak growth amidst political uncertainties ...

A much busier week in terms of US data will have a major say in whether the Fed cuts rates by 25bp on 18 December. US data ...