Johanna Treeck is a European Economics Correspondent for POLITICO Europe. With a focus on the European Central Bank (ECB) and economic developments in Europe, Johanna provides insightful analysis and reporting on monetary policy, inflation, economic indicators, and financial markets. Her work has also been featured in POLITICO.
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Johanna focuses on the European Central Bank (ECB), interest rates, inflation, and monetary policy. She often cites data and covers government announcements related to finance, economy, and politics.
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By: Johanna Treeck
The Italian institution is capitalizing on a rare chance to create a pan-European banking champion.
German gloom increases the risk of inflation undershooting, Portuguese bank chief says.
By: Carlo Martuscelli, Carlo Boffa, Johanna Treeck
Olaf Scholz's hostility to UniCredit's swoop on Commerzbank is a sign that pan-European integration will remain elusive.
The central bank is being bounced into easing policy faster than it wanted to — but it still isn't throwing caution to the wind.
Economists and investors expect the bank to deliver another cut in December.
The Paris Olympics, sustained “revenge spending” on tourism and surprising strength in German domestic demand help offset a slump in manufacturing.
By: Carlo Boffa, Johanna Treeck
Corina Stoianoglo posts selfies with ECB president while her father strives to keep her fellow-citizens out of the EU.
The Network for Greening the Financial System painted a dire picture of the impact of global warming on the world economy, noting that its worst-case scenario foresees four times as much damage as before.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz is now leading a minority government until a confidence motion on January 15, with an election expected by March.
Angela Merkel's bulwark against fiscal irresponsibility looks increasingly at odds with a much-changed world.
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