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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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ECB’s Schnabel Calls Inflation Risks “Skewed To The Upside”
If a member of the ECB's Executive Board calls inflation risks "skewed to the upside", this is a clear signal that the gradual exit from ultra-loose monetary policy is about to start.
German September Exports Disappointing
The drop in German exports in September adds to the evidence that the economy's only growth drivers in the third quarter were private consumption and government expenditures.
German Industrial Orders Recover In September
Industrial orders rebounded in September but the summer collapse in demand has still left scars.
German Economy Cannot Keep Up With France
It's eurozone GDP day again and the just-released German GDP data shows that private consumption alone is not enough for the entire economy to keep up with fast-growing economies like France.
The ECB Has Finally Woken Up To Inflation Reality
It took a while, but the European Central Bank has finally shifted its official communication on inflation from the broad denial of the summer months towards a much more balanced assessment.
German Inflation Still Unstoppable
German inflation continues to accelerate and we're unlikely to see a turnaround until early next year.
German Economy Sees Further Loss Of Momentum
Germany's Ifo index dropped for a fourth month in a row in October. The risk of the economy stagnating in the fourth quarter is high.
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann To Step Down At Year End
Breaking news - Bundesbank president Jens Weidmann just announced he'll be stepping down from the German Bundesbank by the end of the year. Getting the ECB to start tapering could be one of his last actions as a member of the Governing Council.
German Inflation Highest Since 1992
Germany's inflation acceleration continues and will put more pressure on the European Central Bank's December debate on how to proceed with its asset purchases next year.
Ifo Index Suggests German Economy Is Losing Further Momentum
While currently, all interest is on the German elections on Sunday, the Ifo index just joined the choir of recently released leading indicators pointing to a clear loss of momentum in the German economy.
Germany Needs To Be More Than Just Mediocre
After more than 15 years leading Germany, Angela Merkel's time as Chancellor comes to an end this weekend when Germans vote in a general election.
ECB Finally Checks In With Reality
What a ‘moderately lower pace’ will actually mean in practice remains unclear.
German Inflation Continues To Rise And Rise And Rise
Based on inflation outcomes of several regional states, German inflation in August came in at 3.9% year-on-year, from 3.8% in July.
Tapering Is Just Not On The ECB Menu Card…Yet
The latest ECB minutes confirm that at least in July, the only thing on the ECB’s mind was the new forward guidance and not tapering. The summer of 2021 is clearly the summer of doves.
German Ifo Index Signals Economy’s Loss Of Momentum
After the ZEW index and PMIs, the Ifo index is the latest leading indicator pointing to a loss of momentum for Germany in the second half of the year.
Supply Chain Frictions Remain Biggest Risk For German Growth Outlook
The second estimate of German GDP growth confirms the rebound in the second quarter but also shows that supply chain frictions have become a bigger threat to the economy than COVID.
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