Is that your final answer? This week, we aired our very own version of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”. Ok, maybe it wasn’t quite called that. Mainly because we didn’t have a million pounds to give ...

The May US jobs report shows nonfarm payrolls rising 139k versus the 126k consensus and April's print of 147k. April was ...

For the first time in a long while, the Hungarian industrial sector produced a significant positive surprise, with industrial ...

As expected, German industry reversed some of the frontloading gains from the first quarter, dropping by 1.4% month-on-month ...

This week's highlight may be May's US payrolls number, which consensus sees falling from 177k to 125k. A bad number will ...

The publication of Romania's detailed GDP data for the first quarter of 2025 confirms a fragile growth structure. The economy ...

The market is bracing for a soft US jobs report. Plus, Switzerland has been added to the US Treasury's FX monitoring list ...

German industrial orders increased by 0.6% month-on-month in April, from 3.4% MoM in March, suggesting that the cyclical ...

The ECB has cut interest rates once again, bringing the deposit rate to 2%, from 2.25%. As the risk of inflation ...

The National Bank of Poland's rhetoric has turned more hawkish again. The NBP sees upside risks to inflation from reviving ...

US President Donald Trump has raised steel and aluminium tariffs to 50% from 25%, which took effect on Wednesday. The tariffs ...

Remember that as of the Spring Statement, the government had just £9.9bn ‘headroom’ against its main fiscal target. This self-imposed rule requires the current budget (day-to-day spending vs tax ...