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In fight for top EU jobs, media could hold key

25 April 20191556177541

Competition for some of the most important jobs in the European Union is heating up. But the rules of the...

By Luuk van Middelaar

Mark Cliffe: Clients are ‘hungry for more’ on the next US election

24 April 20191556117314

It's really important for people to start tuning into what's going on ahead of the next US presidential election...

By Mark Cliffe

President Trump’s tariffs: Did the ‘forgotten men’ get their jobs back?

24 April 20191556105482

Industries, like steel and aluminium, that President Trump protected with higher import tariffs have show...

By Raoul Leering and James Knightley

Counting the cost of a low carbon economy

24 April 20191556115143

Wind and solar power will need a $13 trillion investment over 30 years to reach emissions targets, as demand for power d...

By Gerben Hieminga

Germany: Confusion as a sign of stabilisation

24 April 2019

Diverging signals from the main leading indicators in Germany underline the ongoing dichotomy between services and ...

By Carsten Brzeski

US politics watch: Four scenarios for 2020

16 April 2019

With the US Presidential election now just 18 months away and new candidates officially joining the race to unseat ...

By James Knightley and Mark Cliffe

US growth: back from the brink

23 April 2019

Just a few weeks ago, markets were worried that the US economy might have stagnated in the first quarter. However, a rec...

By James Knightley

Choice overload in TV and movie streaming services pushes consumer spending

10 April 2019

In the age of subscriptions, the amount of TV and movie streaming services continues to grow. As the market fragments, p...

By Sandro Spano

The dovish central bank of Canada drops future rate hike hints

24 April 20191556119383

Bank of Canada has become the latest global central bank to officially put its tightening cycle on hold, although we are...

By James Smith

CNB Preview: interest rate hike on the table next week

Despite some persisting foreign uncertainties, recent central bank Board me...

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Turkey: The CBT remains on hold at its April meeting

At the April MPC, the CBT kept the policy rate flat at 24%, in line with consens...

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Trump, tariffs and jobs: Any good news may not last

Jobs growth continues in US companies 'protected' by the tariffs th...

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Asia week ahead: Is a technical recession lurking?

Some Asian economies are already showing signs that a 'technical recess...

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USD: Resistance is futile

The US dollar index is at its highest level this year, and the rally could have ...

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The Commodities Feed: Chinese aluminium exports set to fall?

Your daily roundup of commodity news and ING views

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US politics watch

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US Politics Watch full report: Four scenarios for 2020 and beyond

The US Presidential election next year has the potential to be even more contentious and unpredictable than the last. Th...

Report by Mark Cliffe and James Knightley

US politics watch: Four scenarios for 2020

With the US Presidential election now just 18 months away and new candidate...

Politics watch: 4 scenarios for America’s next presidential election

Will Donald Trump be reelected in 2020 or will one of our other three scenarios ...

United States of Trump

If President Trump is re-elected in 2020, most of his policy agenda would r...

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A Republican Phoenix

If President Trump were to be replaced by another Republican nominee in the 2020...

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Consensus Builders Emerge

If a centrist Democrat were to win the White House in 2020, we could expect midd...

A New New Deal

The election of a populist Democrat is predicated on the electorate’s...

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Indonesia: Central bank cautious but looks to support growth

Bank Indonesia (BI) kept its main policy rate unchanged as it looks to further s...

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THINK Outside

In fight for top EU jobs, media could hold key

Competition for some of the most important jobs in the European Union is heating up. But the rules of the...

1556177541

Briefing Romania

Budget payments day

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Korea: From bad to worse

1Q19 GDP growth fell 0.3%QoQ. Another negative quarter in 2Q19 and therefore "te...

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Media

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US politics watch: What if…?

Don’t panic, but be cautious!

The pound’s Brexit pulse check

The market’s trying to tell us something about a US slowdown

WATCH: Hungary set to hike rates

Brexit: PM May’s options when she brings her deal back to parliament

Sinking volatility and a ‘stock picker’s market’ in FX

Brexit: Brace yourself, again

Watch: There’ll be no return to the ‘good old days’ for trade

Watch: Did the ECB have a panic attack?

Iris Pang: I’m really worried about China

WATCH: Sterling could jump 5% on long Brexit extension

Sleepwalking into retirement poverty - the latest ING International Survey

Watch: The German economy’s not as bad as figures suggest

Trade war timeline

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In fight for top EU jobs, media could hold key

Nouriel Roubini: Markets in the ‘new mediocre’

Jean Pisani-Ferry: Europe and the new imperialism

Guy Verhofstadt: Europe Must Unite on China

Reports

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US Politics Watch full report: Four scenarios for 2020 and beyond

The US Presidential election next year has the potential to be even more contentious and unpredictable than the last. Th...

Report by Mark Cliffe and James Knightley

Leading HUBE update: No signs of a slowdown – could this be true?

The Hungarian economy has started 2019 very strongly, but will it be enough to maintain record high growth rates? W...

Report by Peter Virovacz

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United States of Trump

If President Trump is re-elected in 2020, most of his policy agenda would remain as it is now. But some differences...

Report by Mark Cliffe and James Knightley

Consensus Builders Emerge

If a centrist Democrat were to win the White House in 2020, we could expect middle income tax cuts, modest infrastr...

Report by Mark Cliffe and James Knightley

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In fight for top EU jobs, media could hold key

Mark Cliffe: Clients are ‘hungry for more’ on the next US election

President Trump’s tariffs: Did the ‘forgotten men’ get their jobs back?

Counting the cost of a low carbon economy

Germany: Confusion as a sign of stabilisation

US politics watch: Four scenarios for 2020

US growth: back from the brink

Choice overload in TV and movie streaming services pushes consumer spending

The dovish central bank of Canada drops future rate hike hints

US politics watch

In fight for top EU jobs, media could hold key

Media

THINK Outside New and expanding soon

In fight for top EU jobs, media could hold key

Nouriel Roubini: Markets in the ‘new mediocre’

Jean Pisani-Ferry: Europe and the new imperialism

Guy Verhofstadt: Europe Must Unite on China

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