Carsten Brzeski

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Carsten Brzeski

Global Head of Macro

Carsten Brzeski is the Global Head of Macro for ING Research. Previously, he worked at ABN Amro, the Dutch Ministry of Finance and the European Commission. He is a 2019 JFK Memorial Policy Fellow at Harvard University and member of the Advisory Council on International Affairs for the Dutch government and Parliament. Carsten has studied at the Free University of Berlin, Northeastern University in Boston and Harvard University in Cambridge, USA.

Carsten Brzeski

Latest reports from Carsten

ING's April Monthly: Hello, hello, hello, how low?

ING’s April Monthly: Hello, hello, hello, how low?

ING's March Monthly: Deciphering the cycle

ING’s March Monthly: Deciphering the cycle

ING's February Monthly: Reasons to be cheerful, Part 3

ING’s February Monthly: Reasons to be cheerful, Part 3

Latest opinions

ECB suffers financially under its own rate hikes

Opinion ECB suffers financially under its own rate hikes

Eurozone: Do the maths right

Opinion Eurozone: Do the maths right

ECB: About bazookas and water pistols

Opinion ECB: About bazookas and water pistols

More FDR for Germany

Opinion More FDR for Germany

Latest podcasts

Listen: Central banks and the road to rate cuts

Listen: Central banks and the road to rate cuts

Listen: Central banks and the rate cut countdown

Listen: Central banks and the rate cut countdown

More from Carsten

A falling euro is not the ECB’s biggest headache

A falling euro is not the ECB’s biggest headache

A weaker euro and higher oil prices limit the ECB's room for rate-cut manoeuvres

ECB's press conference signals its first cut will be hawkish

ECB’s press conference signals its first cut will be hawkish

The timing of the ECB's first rate cut isn't a done deal yet, but we think it's set to be a hawkish move

ECB officially opens the door to a June rate cut

ECB officially opens the door to a June rate cut

The ECB has officially opened the door to a June rate cut

Hello, hello, hello, how low?

Our first thoughts on the US election and the potential impact on Europe and markets

Our first thoughts on the US election and the potential impact on Europe and markets

Our view on the major central banks

Our view on the major central banks

Warning signs for Europe’s north

Warning signs for Europe’s north

German industrial data points to end of stagnation in the first quarter

German industrial data points to end of stagnation in the first quarter

Minutes of the ECB’s March meeting strengthen case for June cut

Minutes of the ECB’s March meeting strengthen case for June cut

ECB: Final stop before the cut

ECB: Final stop before the cut

Easter bunny cannot stop German disinflation

Easter bunny cannot stop German disinflation

German labour market remains resilient on the outside but shows weakening from the inside

German labour market remains resilient on the outside but shows weakening from the inside

German consumers still in hibernation

German consumers still in hibernation

Germany’s housing slump finally looks to be ending

Germany’s housing slump finally looks to be ending

German Ifo index improves in March

German Ifo index improves in March