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Franziska Biehl
Economist, Germany

Franziska is an Economist in Frankfurt. She mainly covers the German and Austrian economies. She joined ING in September 2020 after finishing her masters’ degree in economics at Justus-Liebig-University Gießen. Prior to joining ING, she worked at ODDO BHF’s Investment office.

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Covid-19 hits European cohesion
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Covid-19 hits European cohesion


Covid-19 has not only had an unequal impact on public health, it also threatens to spread future economic inequality and put European cohesion at risk.…

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The Austrian economy is on thin ice
The Austrian economy is on thin ice
Austrian parliamentary elections: a shift to the right raises economic questions
Austrian parliamentary elections: a shift to the right raises economic questions
The risk of a political crisis is growing in Austria
The risk of a political crisis is growing in Austria
Lockdowns and compulsory Covid vaccines in Austria bode ill for the rest of Europe
Lockdowns and compulsory Covid vaccines in Austria bode ill for the rest of Europe

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