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Franziska Biehl
Senior Economist, Germany

Franziska is a Senior Economist in Frankfurt. She mainly covers the German and Austrian economies. She joined ING in September 2020 after finishing her master’s degree in economics at Justus-Liebig-University Gießen. Before 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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We could see some stability on Austria's political rollercoaster
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The Austrian economy is on thin ice
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Austrian parliamentary elections: a shift to the right raises economic questions
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The risk of a political crisis is growing in Austria

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