Eurozone Quarterly: Avoiding a more serious slowdown
There are still underlying growth drivers in the eurozone, but the expansion is losing steam. That's the main theme for our Eurozone Quarterly. From Germany to Greece, France to Finland, we give our assessment of what's really going on right now in the region… and what we think is going to happen next
Executive summary
There are still some underlying growth drivers in the eurozone, but the expansion is losing steam. A multitude of potential adverse shocks could add to the downside risks. Inflation expectations are falling to an uncomfortably low level. So it's no surprise the ECB has suggested interest rates will be cut again.
In this edition of ING's Eurozone Quarterly, we take a look at what's really going on economically and politically in the bloc's major countries; we also take a look at the housing situation.
- Eurozone: Avoiding a more serious slowdown
- Germany: Beyond the two Ms of Merkel and manufacturing
- France: Act II, Scene 1
- Italy: Salvini’s political dilemma
- Spain: Staying strong
- Netherlands: Past the growth peak
- Eurozone: Residential real estate market cools
- Austria: Business as usual
- Greece: An election test amid competing tax cut promises
- Belgium: Political situation remains murky
- Portugal: Growth decent, but political risks remain
- Ireland: Defying Brexit uncertainty
- Finland: What can we learn from the new coalition?
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