Aug 04, 2023

Global boiling: Heatwave may have cost 0.6pp of GDP

Over the past couple of months, the US, Europe, China, and other countries in Asia have been faced with record high temperatures. Climate change will increase the frequency and intensity of extreme hot weather, making heat waves, droughts, and wildfires the “new normal”.
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Aug 01, 2023

Critical raw materials – Is Europe ready to go back to the future?

Metals and critical minerals such as lithium, cobalt and nickel are crucial for the green transition.
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Jul 28, 2023

US & Eurozone growth defying gravity

What to watch: Public debt amid lower inflation, further rising interest rates in the UK and the start of monetary easing in Latin America
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Jul 27, 2023

Playing with a squared ball: the financial literacy gender gap

There is a persistent financial literacy gender gap
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Jul 21, 2023

US immaculate disinflation: How much should we thank the Fed for?

The Fed has contributed to lowering inflation by cooling aggregate demand growth and keeping inflation expectations anchored.
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Jul 20, 2023

Back to the beach: tourism rebound in Southern Europe?

Will surging travel prices wash out Southern Europe's all-important summer season?
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Jul 13, 2023

A new Eurozone doom loop

Over the next few years, the Eurozone could become trapped by a combination of weak fundamentals and excessive policy interventions.
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Jul 12, 2023

European retail: a cocktail of lower spending and tighter funding

Unlike in past economic downturns, spending on non-durable goods (predominantly food, but also electricity and car fuel) has fallen the most.
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Jul 06, 2023

Eurozone convergence: two steps forward, one step back

While the Economic and Monetary Union has been a clear political and economic success, which has helped increase convergence across Eurozone countries, divergence has increased again in recent years
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