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Covid, climate, cars, currencies and clearing

19 June 2020

In the pick of this week's output from ING Research, we look at how Europe is getting its act together on Covid-19. There's the climate action-angle and the CEE auto-makers' angle. We have news that international investors may soon get more access to Turkish debt markets and we look at the challenges of digital currencies for commercial banks

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Watch: How Europe is getting its act together over Covid-19

After criticism that it wasn't doing enough, European leaders are finally pushing through measures to mitigate the worst economic aspects of the…

Will Climate Action Survive Covid-19?

A sustainable recovery needs to be more than just ‘green’

Report

Energy Sustainability The Netherlands

It's not easy being green

The investment and capital challenges faced by Dutch network operators

Report

CEE automotive industry: Accelerating challenges

The global automotive sector will be significantly affected by the Covid-19 crisis and Central and Eastern Europe is no exception, as some countries in…

Turkey

Euroclear: A possible turning point for Turkey

International investors could soon get increased access to Turkey's debt market after a deal between Brussel's based Euroclear Bank and the…

Why I'm deeply sceptical about deeply negative rates

In a recent THINK Outside article, US economist Kenneth Rogoff made the case for deeply negative interest rates. According to ING's Rob Carnell, his…

Podcast

Listen: Will Climate Action Survive Covid-19?

It was supposed to be the defining year of Climate Action. But the outbreak of Covid-19 and economic destruction left in its wake have created an even…

Central Bank Digital Currencies: Challenges for commercial banks

The Covid-19 pandemic is speeding up central banks' studies on creating their own digital currencies. Big questions remain, however, about how…

Retail investors and the 'discovery' of USD speculation

Data from trading platform Robinhood shows that bets on a USD bullish ETF spiked in March. While retail investors may have contributed to the rise in…

Utilities Turkey Renewables Euroclear Energy Transition Energy Domestic debt Digital currency Cost of Funding Climate change CBDC Capital flows

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