Eurozone public debt

Nov 26, 2020

Global sovereign debt market: not seeing the trees for the forest

Global public debt will hit an all-time high in 2020 and this won’t be without consequences for debt sustainability, particularly for the most fragile economies.
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Nov 25, 2020

U.S. & Eurozone sectors: hunting for the weak links

Corporate credit pricing is currently inconsistent with fundamentals, especially for sectors with high net leverage and low interest coverage ratios.
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Eurozone corporates

Nov 24, 2020

Europe: One in four corporates will need more policy support in 2021 to avert a cash-flow crisis

With the second wave of lockdowns, we expect a heavy cost for Covid-19 sensitive sectors across the Eurozone.
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Saving retail in France

Nov 20, 2020

Saving Christmas: a EUR18bn challenge for French non-essential retailers

Restrictions on non-essential stores in France ahead of a critical Christmas season are casting a shadow over nearly EUR18bn of retail sales that are normally made in November and December.
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Nov 19, 2020

Financial and risk literacy survey: resilience in times of Corona

At least 55% of the respondents in each of the seven countries we surveyed reported the pandemic to be the most impactful economic event of their lifetime
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EU CBAM and developing economies

Nov 17, 2020

EU carbon border adjustments and developing country exports: saving the worst for the last

The introduction of an EU carbon border adjustment mechanism will come with a high cost for African trade partners and the Arab states of the Persian gulf.
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RCEP trade deal

Nov 17, 2020

RCEP: Common rule of origin could boost regional trade by around USD90bn annually

The RCEP will cover around 30% of world GDP and population, making it the largest trade deal by these measures.
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New lockdowns in emerging Europe

Nov 16, 2020

Emerging Europe: The balance of risks is tilted to the downside

New lockdowns will send Emerging Europe into a double-dip recession in Q4.
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zero interest rates

Nov 11, 2020

Zero interest rates: redistribution through the backdoor

Zero interest rates have resulted in the “transfer” of billions of euros from private households to the state and corporate sector. The intermediating banks, too, have suffered in the process, big time.
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