Geopolitical risk has continued to diminish for markets, as the Israeli-Iranian truce has held since yesterday morning.

The market seems to have already moved on from Middle East tensions, with EUR rates now focusing on Germany's fiscal plans.

For the ninth month in a row, the National Bank of Hungary has left the base rate unchanged. Another trend continued, too: ...

Fed Chair Jerome Powell is not only coming under pressure from the President to cut interest rates, but from members of his ...

While concerns regarding Middle Eastern supply have diminished for now, they have not entirely disappeared, and there remains a stronger demand for immediate supply. The conflict in the Middle East ...

Taiwan's industrial production growth was 22.6% YoY in May, beating forecasts for yet another month.

Increased European defence spending has a potential economic upside. The European Commission sees GDP growth 0.3-0.6% higher ...

Since the US targeted Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend, supply risks for energy markets have increased ...

Markets appear untroubled by recent developments in the Middle East, with oil prices indicating that the crisis, at least in ...

While the broader impact of the US strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities remains uncertain, markets have so far responded with ...

Today, Chair Jay Powell faces Congress in a testimony where he will likely be intensively questioned on the Fed’s cautious approach to easing, echoing criticism from Trump. The risks of some dovish ...

Increase in annual dynamics of industrial production due to calendar effects Today's data for Polish industry can be ...