Covid-19: The virus, the vaccine and what next for the global economy?

Our new scenarios for the global economy are out this week. Download the full report, read the individual articles, watch the video with Carsten Brzeski and listen to the podcast with Chris Turner on the Fed's next moves and what they'll mean for stocks and the dollar. Oh, and remember Brexit?

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September Economic Update: V for virus, vaccine, and a V-shaped recovery?

Three new scenarios for the global economy as the recovery heads for a turbulent winter

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Carsten on the virus, the vaccine and any v-shaped recovery

Think we'll get a v-shaped recovery from the Covid-19 crisis? Think again. ING's Global Head of Macro Economics, Carsten Brzeski outlines what we…

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Three new scenarios for the global recovery’s next phase

With the economic rebound from Covid-19 now in full swing, we look at what could be a turbulent path to a full recovery. Our new-look scenarios map out…

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US election: Biden’s to lose?

Opinion polls suggest Joe Biden has a commanding lead over President Donald Trump, but with two months to go, there are plenty of things that could change…

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US: The surge subsides

High-frequency data suggests that the post-reopening surge in activity began to moderate in July and this process continued throughout August. With the…

Eurozone: Short-time work provides cushion to double-dip worries

Worries about a double-dip recession are increasing in the eurozone as disappointing survey data for August provides a reality check on the pace of…

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Eurozone: The rebound continues…for now

The eurozone is still on track to see a very strong third-quarter growth figure. However, recent indicators signal some deceleration. Inflation is…

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UK: What Brexit means for the economy in 2021

We think it's unrealistic to expect a sudden plunge in GDP once the transition period ends. But whether there's a deal or not, the change in UK-EU…

Central and Eastern Europe: No deflationary threat here

Growth in the CEE region is picking up in line with the eurozone, but in contrast, inflation remains above target. Central banks are unlikely to respond…