Julian Geib is a Junior Economist based in Frankfurt. He joined ING in April 2025 after completing a master’s degree in economics from LMU Munich, complemented by studies in Portugal and Denmark.

Hungary: At a glance. Third-quarter GDP growth came as a negative surprise with a quarter-on-quarter stagnation. The weak ...

Back in May, a US federal court, the Court of International Trade, delivered a landmark ruling that US President Donald Trump ...

Sterling money markets showed a significant tightening in October, which can be explained by a rotation away from ...

The ECB looks to have more time before excess reserves reach levels where bigger shifts in banks' behaviour become obvious ...

Repo has tightened, the effective funds rate has risen, and the Fed has reacted with a promise to buy T-bills. So far, heavier bills issuance has crowded out Repo longs. Ahead, expect a bigger shift ...

Increased Chinese competition within Europe and in third markets may intensify as a result of global trade tensions ...

A more defensive mood has gripped global markets and FX this week. There has not been one particular catalyst here, although ...

Large parts of the commodities complex came under pressure yesterday as part of a broader risk-off move across global markets ...

Treasuries are treading water, and really should have performed better on a risk-off Tuesday. But the 10yr seems content at ...

The financial supply increased for the second consecutive month in October with Bank senior issuances growing to US$36bn issued last month, up US$8bn compared to September’s level. As redemptions will ...

A shift toward easing cycle rather than rate adjustments. Between the second and third quarters of 2025, MPC members indicated that they expected a terminal rate near 4% in 2026 a ...