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Inga Fechner
Senior Economist, Germany, Global Trade

Inga Fechner is a senior economist at ING in Germany, covering international economic developments. She joined the company in 2014 after graduating in Economics from the University of Münster, with studies abroad in Japan and Italy.

Inga Fechner

Latest reports from Inga

Report Retail, Construction & Manufacturing
Industry outlook 2021: Optimism amid disruption
Industry outlook 2021: Optimism amid disruption
Report Eurozone Quarterly
Eurozone Quarterly: The gradual, but not great, re-opening
Eurozone Quarterly: The gradual, but not great, re-opening
Report Rates
Logistics & Automotive
Covid-19's long term effects on the automotive industry
Covid-19’s long term effects on the automotive industry

Latest snaps

Austria GDP: Here comes the sun
Austria GDP: Here comes the sun
Austria: 1Q GDP figure gives a taste of what's to come
Austria: 1Q GDP figure gives a taste of what’s to come
Austria: Better than the eurozone average
Austria: Better than the eurozone average
Austria: Europe’s new role model?
Austria: Europe’s new role model?

Latest articles

Geopolitical conflict threatens yet another shipping choke point
Geopolitical conflict threatens yet another shipping choke point
AI productivity gains may be smaller than you’re expecting
AI productivity gains may be smaller than you’re expecting

More from Inga

AI
AI will fundamentally transform the job market but the risk of mass unemployment is low

AI will fundamentally transform the job market but the risk of mass unemployment is low

AI has the potential to radically transform the labour market as we currently know it
WTO conference faces challenges as big players turn inward

WTO conference faces challenges as big players turn inward

Strengthening supply chains, geopolitics, protectionism, and climate change are all on the agenda at the WTO conference
Logistics & Automotive
Red Sea crisis shouldn't spur inflation but the spillover to tankers is risky

Red Sea crisis shouldn’t spur inflation but the spillover to tankers is risky

The Red Sea shipping crisis is rattling supply chains and leading to delays and higher costs. It shouldn't derail global trade but there are risks
Between doomsaying and reality: There's still no rush for Chinese cars in Germany
Between doomsaying and reality: There’s still no rush for Chinese cars in Germany
Logistics & Automotive
Trade
Three calls for trade and supply chains
Three calls for trade and supply chains
Logistics & Automotive
Sustainability
Extreme weather is making major trade routes less reliable, and it's only going to get worse
Extreme weather is making major trade routes less reliable, and it’s only going to get worse
Logistics & Automotive
Global trade slows and supply chains remain unbalanced
Global trade slows and supply chains remain unbalanced
Logistics & Automotive
Trade outlook 2023: slow steaming in rough waters
Trade outlook 2023: slow steaming in rough waters
Retail, Construction & Manufacturing
Industry outlook 2022: bracing for the energy impact
Industry outlook 2022: bracing for the energy impact
Energy
A full stop to Russian gas could plunge Europe into a full-blown recession
A full stop to Russian gas could plunge Europe into a full-blown recession
Logistics & Automotive
Watch: Is globalisation dead?
Logistics & Automotive
Deglobalisation ahead? The pros and cons of reshoring
Deglobalisation ahead? The pros and cons of reshoring
Logistics & Automotive
3 calls for supply chains as extreme market conditions persist
3 calls for supply chains as extreme market conditions persist
Logistics & Automotive
Trade
Global supply chains won't improve anytime soon
Global supply chains won’t improve anytime soon
Logistics & Automotive
Supply chain pressure to persist through 2022, leading to permanent changes in trade
Supply chain pressure to persist through 2022, leading to permanent changes in trade