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Carsten Brzeski

Berlin, Germany
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Chief Economist ING Germany. Global Head Macro Research ING. CES Harvard. Mainly comments on the German and European economy. All views are, no doubt, my own.
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Droog vallen in Duitsland

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By Carsten Brzeski
| De Tijd Verified
Het AfD blijft het grootste probleem van de Duitse bondskanselier Friedrich Merz en zijn CDU. De hittegolf is voorbij, de droogte niet. En de politieke droogte al helemaal niet. Friedrich Merz is terug van vakantie en ziet een economie die ondanks de tegenslagen zoals de oorlog in het Midden-Oosten en de welbekende structurele problemen de hoogste groei sinds 2022 tegemoetgaat. Maar als de kansen zijn gepasseerd, helpt een gelukkige toevalstreffer ook niet meer.
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The debt sustainability dashboard: Who comes off worst?

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By Carsten Brzeski, James Smith, James Knightley
| ING Think
Rising government borrowing costs reflect fiscal fears The latest bond market developments brought back memories of the 2010s sovereign debt crisis and returned markets' attention to the debt sustainability issue. The question of whether this is now the start of a new sovereign debt crisis cannot be answered with a simple yes or no. The main trigger of the latest sovereign debt concerns is increasing government debt ratios across developed markets.
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Carsten: Weathering the shocks

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By Carsten Brzeski
| ING Think
Several heatwaves and a long drought. A trade war between the US and Canada. Iranian-American negotiations that ran hot, then cold. A Strait of Hormuz that reopened, then closed again. And oil prices doing what oil prices do when all of the above happens at once. The striking thing about this summer isn’t this list. It’s that the global economy barely flinched. Most leading indicators still point to continued, if subdued, growth for the rest of the year.
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