Policy decisions by global central banks are getting more nuanced, with the ECB staying on its rate cut path, the Fed in a wait-and-see mode, and the...

Confidence rose in May, but it is still below the levels seen at the beginning of the year.

The US government lost their top-notch AAA rating on their long-term issuer debt recently, from Moody’s Ratings.

Join Amundi's podcast as experts discuss the ongoing trade wars and their implications for global policy decisions, economic growth, inflation, and investment...

US-China truce reduces tariffs for now. The trade deal -- even if temporary -- should support economic growth in both countries.

The Fed remained in a ‘wait and see’ mode, whereas the BoE and ECB (last month) cut interest rates in their latest meetings.

The eventful first 100 days in office of Donald Trump put into question the dominant role of US assets, thus pushing global investors to look to other...

Trade war is clouding global growth. The recent IMF downgrade highlights how policy ambiguity could hurt global trade and economic activity.

Uncertainty on US trade policy and its potential impact on economic activity will keep market volatility high

The market roller coaster continues. Listen to the latest podcast on the market reactions to US tariff announcements

President Trump’s announcements of tariffs on ‘Liberation day’ has initiated a sort of a trade war. China has responded with its own tariffs on US goods.

With tariff uncertainty affecting market expectations and consumer confidence, bonds are back as a key diversification engine for global investors.

Outperformance in European equities has been mainly driven by banks, the industrial, and technology sectors.

The article reports that January's Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.5%, reaching an annual rate of 3.0%, and discusses core inflation drivers and...

A change in market expectations on US inflation and economic activity has driven the recent surge in bond yields.