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Chief Economist at ING Germany
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I am the Chief Economist at ING Germany. I have a broad international background in economics and finance, combining public and private sector experience in economic analysis and policy-making. Main focus: Europe, Eurozone, Germany and ECB. My career started in the public sector at the ...more

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German Labor Market Shifts From Pandemic To Structural Challenges
The German labor market has almost left the pandemic crisis behind and is immediately facing new challenges; labor shortages are the most pressing.
Eurozone Unemployment Drops In December
As the eurozone labor market leaves the pandemic behind, countries with particularly low unemployment rates like Germany and the Netherlands are increasingly confronted with labor shortages.
German Inflation Retreats In January But Not Enough For Real Relief
German headline inflation retreated less than expected at the start of the year.
ECB Preview: How To Avoid Jumping From Patience To Panic
Next week’s European Central Bank meeting is unlikely to bring any policy changes.
High Energy Prices Still Weigh On German Consumer Confidence
An only slight improvement in consumer confidence highlights that high energy prices continue to weigh on confidence and spending.
Germany’s Ifo Index Brings Back Hope In January
The first increase in the Ifo index since June last year brings back hope but does little to take away the short-term risk of Germany falling into a (technical) recession.
How The ECB Left ‘Team Transitory’ At The December Meeting
The released minutes from the European Central Bank’s December meeting illustrate that the bank has left 'team transitory', but without transferring into 'team permanent'.
German Economy: Putting A Number On A Disappointing Year
The annual numbers mask a contraction in the economy in the final quarter of 2021, emphasizing the high risk for the economy to fall into an outright recession at the turn of the year.
German December Numbers Mark Worst Inflation Year Since 1993
Headline inflation increased once again, ending the year at 5.3% year-on-year. While the December number should mark the peak of the inflation surge, inflationary pressure will first broaden before it finally abates towards the end of the year.
Germany’s Short-lived Industrial Revival
Supply chain frictions are keeping German industry in a stranglehold. Only exports are sending some glimmers of hope. However without production, the export revival will also be short-lived.
Germany Ends Year On Brink Of Recession
Another drop in the Ifo index suggests that the economy has come to a standstill at the turn of the year. But don't worry, 2022 will definitely be better.
Something For Everyone From A Cautious ECB
The European Central Bank seems to be having trouble deciding whether it's hawkish or doveish as it announces a cautious taper; it's bringing down net asset purchases to €20bn a month by October 2022.
ECB Announces Cautious Taper
While the Fed having doubled its tapering pace and the Bank of England has just hiked interest rates, the ECB has just laid out its plans for also reducing its monthly asset purchases.
German Industrial Production Sends Signs Of Life
The industrial rebound in October is a glimmer of hope but does not yet signal a turning point as supply chain frictions will only gradually abate in 2022.
German Industrial Orders Collapse In October
A drastic order book collapse over the summer does not bode well for the medium-term outlook for industry.
German Inflation Hits 6%
German inflation hit 6% in November and more is to come before a gradual retreat next year.
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