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  • 30 April 2021

The US economy's level of growth could be even higher this year than if the pandemic had never happened. But the scars are deep, as Europe's growth figures showed today. And the crisis in India continues to shock and we look at the implications in our podcast. We also examine how environmental demands are shaking up the global food industry

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United States
30 April 2021

Knightley: Wowzers, the US economy is hot

ING's James Knightley in New York looks at how the US economy is roaring back. Remarkably, he says the level of output at the end of 2021 could well…

Where's the beef? How flexitarians are shaking up the food industry
Credit Commodities, Food & Agri Sustainability
30 April 2021

Where's the beef? How flexitarians are shaking up the food industry

Increasing numbers of people are moving to a plant-based diet. And as one leading food website announces it will no longer carry recipes including beef,…

Germany's economy suffers a major setback
Quick take
Germany
30 April 2021

Germany's economy suffers a major setback

The German economy saw a severe setback in the first quarter, shrinking by 1.7% QoQ. A growth engine in the final quarter, the economy has become a drag…

US: The bounce-back gains momentum
United States
29 April 2021

US: The bounce-back gains momentum

US GDP grew an annualised 6.4% in the first quarter with the re-opening process and ongoing stimulus set to result in double-digit growth in the second…

Listen: India's devastating second wave
Podcast
India
30 April 2021

Listen: India's devastating second wave

India is in the grip of a particularly cruel second wave that is overwhelming hospitals and testing the endurance of a nation. In this podcast, ING's…

Bank of England: Three things to expect from May's meeting
Rates United Kingdom
30 April 2021

Bank of England: Three things to expect from May's meeting

An improving economic outlook means the Bank of England will make some upgrades to forecasts and may also begin tapering its asset purchases at this next…

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