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Philippe Ledent
Senior Economist, Belgium, Luxembourg

Philippe Ledent is a Senior Economist at ING Belgium. He’s responsible for economic scenario and structural research on Belgium and Luxembourg. Philippe also teaches in French and Belgian universities and since 2009 has been a regular columnist in the Belgian economic review. Previously, he worked at the Catholic University of Louvain.

Philippe Ledent

Latest reports from Philippe

Report Belgium
The Netherlands
BNLX+ Financials: Fasten your seatbelts
BNLX+ Financials: Fasten your seatbelts
Report Eurozone Quarterly
Eurozone Quarterly: The gradual, but not great, re-opening
Eurozone Quarterly: The gradual, but not great, re-opening
Report
Eurozone Quarterly: Is this recovery for real?
Eurozone Quarterly: Is this recovery for real?

Latest opinions

What do people in Belgium really think?
Opinion

By Philippe Ledent

What do people in Belgium really think?

Belgians, like many others, want more public services but aren't ready to pay more for them says the OECD. That said, people in Belgium are more…
Belgian jobs deal: We want more!
Opinion

By Philippe Ledent

Belgian jobs deal: We want more!

It has been THE hot topic of the Belgian government’s summer deal: 28 measures were decided to further improve the functioning of the labour market…

Latest articles

How Belgium's new government could begin to reshape its economy
How Belgium’s new government could begin to reshape its economy
Belgium: searching for a glimmer of hope amid weak growth
Belgium: searching for a glimmer of hope amid weak growth

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The eurozone housing market's 'G-Factor'

The eurozone housing market’s ‘G-Factor’

The 'G-Factor' - the greenness of a home - has come to stay as a key factor in price-setting
France
Germany
Italy
A lacklustre effort from the eurozone's Big Three

A lacklustre effort from the eurozone’s Big Three

Germany, France and Italy perhaps need to up their game
France
In France, cooperation is the only alternative to instability

In France, cooperation is the only alternative to instability

This article comments the results of the French election (second round) and elaborate possible scenarios for the next step
Excess demand set to drive eurozone house prices up, again
Excess demand set to drive eurozone house prices up, again
Voting instructions will decide whether Le Pen's RN party wins or loses
Voting instructions will decide whether Le Pen’s RN party wins or loses
THINK Ahead: Storms over Sintra
THINK Ahead: Storms over Sintra
France
Why France could be headed for a difficult return to reality
Why France could be headed for a difficult return to reality