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Eurozone economy

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Eurozone Key Themes 2025: Facing up to a looming trade storm

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ECB embarks on rate cutting path, but at an uncertain pace | Beyond the Headlines

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European CRE virtual roundtable – Top questions we received

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ECB embarks on rate cutting path, but at an uncertain pace

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Why the consumer recovery is delayed, not derailed

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Central banks edge towards a tipping point for rates

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Eurozone: Little sign of harm from the Red Sea disruptions

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Riksbank first does not mean Riksbank alone

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Eurozone: ECB rate cut decisions won’t likely be affected by the Fed

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New ECB framework a versatile toolkit for uncertain times

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Why we believe the industry cycle in the Eurozone is finally turning

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Eurozone: New wage growth data suggest no need to delay rate cuts

Eurozone durable goods

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Eurozone: Nowcasts show a cold start to 2024, but warming later

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Eurozone: How shipping disruption is affecting inflation and rate cuts

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Asset Allocation Key Themes 2024 – Risky assets are not out of the woods

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Eurozone key themes 2024 – A fragile recovery will gain impulse

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Lower inflation will allow rates to fall faster in EA than US/UK

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Eurozone: Why consumer spending is stuck in the doldrums

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Disinflation will force ECB to cut rates earlier than expected

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The EU’s CBAM needs more bite to change the trajectory of emissions

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