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Stock markets have become more upbeat about Europe recently - but improving sentiment is difficult to justify looking at the short-term outlook illustrated by this morning's PMI, writes @BertColijn
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@BertColijn, @ING_news's Chief Economist of The Netherlands, gave a macro economic update in his keynote at AFME's European High Yield and Private Debt Forum #EHYPD2024
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To be clear, Draghi’s musings of joint debt apply to less than EUR100 (for common goods investments) out of the identified 850bn in total investment, which in turn is wrapped up in 400 pages of solid analysis and sounds recommendation.
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De ECB besloot vandaag de rente weer te verlagen. Grote zorg bij de ECB is de grote stijging van lonen, zegt @BertColijn in Geld of je Leven. "Als lonen sterk blijven stijgen dan zien bedrijven hun grootste kostenpost stijgen en dan moeten de prijzen weer omhoog".
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A small zoom to Utrecht, the only town who have hosted all the three grand tours until now.
If Vuelta 2025 will start from Italy as it seems, Torino will be the next.
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Eurozone wage growth slows - and manufacturing is in a crisis that the Olympic sugar rush can't conceal. From @cgboffa6 and @JohannaTreeck
Sharp slowdown in wage growth boosts ECB rate cut hopes politico.eu/article/big-slow…
thanks to @BertColijn and @fwred
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Aside from the jump in French services, today’s composite PMI doesn't provide much hope of any pickup in growth across the eurozone.
The underlying data is likely still weak enough for another ECB cut next month, notes @BertColijn
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One of history's stranger monetary experiments... In 1922, the Greek government forced everyone to cut their banknotes in half. The left side could be used as currency at 50% face value, while the right side turned into a bond.
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🇪🇺 We're hearing more about the link between immigration and inflation. Our @Carstenbrzeski and @bertcolijn look at the effects in the eurozone think.ing.com/articles/the-i…
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The eurozone PMI in June suggests that growth in the second quarter may be slower than initially expected, writes @bertcolijn
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The just-announced start of Excessive Deficit Procedures for both eurozone and non-eurozone countries serves as a political warning shot - and signals that the days of unlimited fiscal stimulus are over, note @carstenbrzeski and @BertColijn
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Morgen verschijnt er een rapport waar economen en politici in heel Europa reikhalzend naar hebben uitgekeken. Waarom? @BertColijn legt het uit in Geld of je Leven.
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Outperformance by the likes of Italy and Greece contrasts sharply with Germany and others. Our research on a two-speed Europe picked up by the FT this morning. By @carstenbrzeski and @bertcolijn
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Uit ING-onderzoek blijkt dat de Nederlandse concurrentiepositie verslechtert, terwijl de Zuid-Europese landen een inhaalslag maken. ‘We moeten kijken hoe we productiever kunnen zijn. Als dat lukt, kun je de lonen weer laten stijgen,’ zegt econoom @BertColijn in #GeldofjeLeven.
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Op weg naar @BNR voor de wekelijkse Economenpanel bij @thomasvanzijl . Altijd leuk maar vandaag net iets meer want met niemand minder dan the one and only @BertColijn ! Luistert u zo, vanaf ca. 11:15?
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Blik van beleggers nu volledig gericht op renteverlagingen. fd.nl/financiele-markten/149… #FD #Monetair
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🔴EU Commission just proposed a 12-month prolongation of the emergency measures adopted in 2022 during the energy crisis, including gas price cap🔴
energy.ec.europa.eu/news/com…
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Eurozone bank lending continues to weaken as the economy adjusts to higher rates, and a North-South divide is opening up, writes @bertcolijn
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Wages in the eurozone will likely peak before the middle of next year as inflation slows, the job market cools and corporate revenues disappoint. This should open the door to earlier ECB rate cuts, write @bertcolijn and @carstenbrzeski
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