For now, President Trump has not materially changed the outlook for the Eurozone economy. So, there is no reason to expect the ECB to change course at this juncture. The Governing Council increasingly ...

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We expect to see MXN weakness drive USD/MXN up to the 21-handle on a one-month view, and see USD/MXN trading sideways throughout 2025.

Against the backdrop of economic malaise in Germany and France, questions are being asked about how Europe can compete with the US ...

The energy transition will reshape the energy landscape and is likely to influence inflation. Using the Fit for 55 legislative package by the European Union, we assess the impact of this legislation ...

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After Monday’s swings in financial markets driven by all the tariff talk, yesterday saw subdued moves across global markets.

Two days into his second term, there have been a slew of executive orders from Trump. Notably, however, no trade tariffs have actually been announced.

As noted yesterday, we must consider the geopolitical/economic backdrop carefully when thinking about trends in inflation. Or we can look at softer-than-expected CPI prints in the UK (due to survey ...

Global aquaculture’s outlook is bright. The salmon sector’s recovery continues. Shrimp farmers look forward to better margins. Fish meal supply gets a boost from Peru.