Carsten Brzeski is the Global Head of Macro Research and Chief Economist Eurozone at ING. With a focus on economic analysis and forecasting, Carsten provides insights into the Eurozone economy, including articles on monetary policy, fiscal developments, and economic indicators in Germany.
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By: Carsten Brzeski, Bert Colijn, Peter Vanden Houte
Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain have outpaced the eurozone’s average growth over the past few years, and we expect this trend to continue in 2025
Political upheaval in Europe’s powerhouses of France and Germany is not good at all for the eurozone’s growth prospects
Many central bankers have declared victory over inflation this year, projecting recent trends into 2025. We, though, are more cautious
‘Love, Actually’ remains a firm festive film, but its themes and core message now appear dated and, at times, a little shocking. As Donald Trump prepares to re-enter the White House, Europe continues to struggle with stagnation, and conflict continues to rage, then I argue that, a bit like the movie, global economies really need to move on
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With the new tensions between hawks and doves, a 25bp rate cut at next week’s meeting looks like a typical European compromise. However, a larger rate cut should not be excluded entirely
By: James Smith, Peter Virovacz, James Knightley, Carsten Brzeski, David Havrlant
James Smith’s festive look at the week ahead
By: James Smith, Carsten Brzeski, James Knightley, Peter Virovacz, David Havrlant ING Economics
Image source: Pixabay Struggling with your last minute Christmas shopping? James Smith has you covered with his, erm, eclectic gift list.
In this week’s THINK aloud, ING’s James Knightley, Carsten Brzeski, and James Smith discuss the themes that will shape the global economy, inflation and interest rates over the coming year
A weak Ifo index shows that German businesses have become more worried about the country’s growth outlook
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