Most eurozone economies look to be in pretty good shape. But while leaders appear to be waltzing through a genteel tea dance, the rest of the world is thrashing to a heavy metal beat. Time to change ...

We would again conclude that de-dollarisation is going to take some time and that if the dollar is to come lower this year, ...

There had been growing noise in recent days that the Trump administration was considering military intervention, raising ...

The decision reduced part of the near-term policy risk premium that had propelled silver to record levels. Despite the ...

The January press conference by the central bank governor confirmed that the mood within the Monetary Policy Council is ...

The see-saw path of Italian industrial production continued in November, hinting at a very gradual upward trend. According to ...

Real retail sales came in strong in November, confirming our view that the recent quiet spell was only an intermezzo before ...

Electric trucks are pushed into the market under ambitious regulation. Battery-electric trucks are making inroads as the most ...

No rate changes are expected from the People's Bank of China, Bank of Japan or Bank Indonesia. Key data releases include Chinese GDP, retail sales and fixed-asset investment, Japanese CPI and South ...

Ageing trailers are prompting a replacement wave, road haulage recovery is lagging, and e‑trucks are just beginning to pick up speed. Europe’s transport market is entering 2026 with weak freight, ...

With increases in September, October and November, production now stands at the highest level in two-and-a-half years, not ...

Better UK growth signals are pushing sterling rates higher and next week's inflation numbers could push up even more. We see ...