Recent South Korean data indicates a K-shaped recovery may be afoot. While the economy remains heavily reliant on the robust ...

Steady bank lending growth in the eurozone is in line with our view of modest GDP growth over the winter. While investment ...

The end of the year is marked by a further decline in Polish inflation, below the NBP's 2.5% target. Companies' pricing ...

Overall, the GDP figures confirm our view that the Czech economy is gradually trending toward its potential and will show a decent 2026 performance. We see the economy growing at 2.7% in 2026 and the ...

A strong performance from net trade lifted GDP growth to its fastest rate since the third quarter of 2023. The key drivers ...

As Romania continues to grapple with still-large but improving macro imbalances, an effective last-mile absorption of EU ...

The Bank of Japan aims to move its real rate closer to zero, but the timing and scale of future adjustments will depend on economic conditions. The market appears dissatisfied with the lack of clarity ...

November's lacklustre data from the real economy does not undermine the solid momentum of Poland’s economy. In 2026, we expect some improvement in industry and construction along with solid growth in ...

Our outlook suggests solid wage growth, stable house prices and manageable mortgage costs for most consumers. The key question is whether they will finally spend a larger share of their income. But ...

When the European Central Bank meets again next week, some will get a first idea of how their family Christmas dinner might look the week after: stimulating – at times controversial – conversations ...

Marieke Blom is Chief Economist and Global Head of Research at ING Group. Marieke has worked at ING since 2014. She is a member of the board of the Dutch Royal Economic Society (KVS). She is also a ...

Despite the decline, the composite PMI does remain at a decent level, which indicates that the fourth quarter is likely to see positive GDP growth for the eurozone. New orders continue to grow, as ...