The world's economy is not unlike an episode of the hit US drama, The Bear. There's chaos in the kitchen, but we still manage to serve a dish worth eating. So what's on the menu for 2026? More of the ...

German exports increased by 0.1% month-on-month in October, from 1.4% MoM in September. At the same time, imports dropped by 1.2% MoM, widening the German trade surplus to €16.9bn. The volatility from ...

Inflation in Hungary decreased in November, but this was mainly due to base effects and government measures. We might be starting on the downward part of the rollercoaster right now – but that means ...

November CPI once again came in below expectations, while annual inflation continues its downward trend. But upside risks ...

Our balance sheet shows that the surplus in the oil market is set to grow in 2026, following OPEC+'s decision to unwind ...

The longer-term outlook remains bearish for the global LNG market and European gas. The scale of LNG export capacity set to ...

We expect the global market to be in a deficit of around 200kt in 2026, following a 2035 deficit of around 100kt. This ...

ING expects Dutch GDP growth of 1.3% in 2026 (vs 1.7% expected for 2025), driven mainly by consumers, as inflation eases to 2 ...

The surplus in the Class 1 market is reflected in the rising exchange stocks, with stockpiles in LME-tracked warehouses now ...

The government wants to reduce this dependency by cutting the proportion of soybean meal in feed from 14.5% to less than 13% ...

A number of agri commodities have also come under pressure, including cocoa, sugar, wheat and corn, on the back of more comfortable supply conditions. That said, wheat and corn have clawed their way ...

The European allowance market is set to tighten in 2026 on the back of falling supply, which should continue to push prices ...