Franziska Biehl

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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

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

We could see some stability on Austria’s political rollercoaster

The Austrian economy is on thin ice

The Austrian economy is on thin ice

Austrian parliamentary elections: a shift to the right raises economic questions

Austrian parliamentary elections: a shift to the right raises economic questions

The risk of a political crisis is growing in Austria

The risk of a political crisis is growing in Austria

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Listen: Inequality threatens European cohesion

Listen: Inequality threatens European cohesion

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Why the rent-or-buy dilemma is resurfacing across the eurozone

Immobiliare: ecco perché nell’Eurozona torna il dilemma tra affitto e acquisto

La nostra analisi a un dilemma antico, che si sta riaffacciando in Europa: meglio l'affitto o l'acquisto di una casa?

Germany's latest fiscal reform poses obstacles for the housing market's recovery

Germany’s latest fiscal reform poses obstacles for the housing market’s recovery

The recent increase in bond yields is expected to slow Germany's housing market’s recovery

Eurozone Quarterly

Austria: bleak outlook amid political and economic crises

Austria: bleak outlook amid political and economic crises

Austria’s economic crisis was compounded by a political crisis, potentially worsening the economic situation

Eurozone Quarterly

Eurozone house prices back at their peak, but pace of growth will slow in 2025

Eurozone house prices back at their peak, but pace of growth will slow in 2025

Carrot and Stick: The key to Germany's green housing transition

Carrot and Stick: The key to Germany’s green housing transition

The eurozone housing market's 'G-Factor'

The eurozone housing market’s ‘G-Factor’

Austrian economy enters election month on weak economic footing

Austrian economy enters election month on weak economic footing