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Why tariffs won’t strangle consumer spending

Why tariffs won’t strangle consumer spending

We think the damage from US tariffs on Eurozone consumer spending will be relatively mild. This is crucial for the Eurozone economic outlook, as the gradual rebound in private consumption is the only growth engine at present.

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Eurozone’s bund yields and the term premium to remain elevated

Eurozone’s bund yields and the term premium to remain elevated

We expect 10-year bund yields to increase towards 2.8% by late 2026, as the term premium remains around 1.1% and the risk-neutral yield climbs above 1.7% over the next few quarters.

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Can Saudi Arabia’s Non-Oil Momentum Drive Regional Growth?

Can Saudi Arabia’s Non-Oil Momentum Drive Regional Growth?

Saudi Arabia’s Q1 GDP was revised upward to 3.4% year-on-year, driven by a robust 4.9% expansion in the non-oil sector.

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The end of dollar dominance? Not so fast

The end of dollar dominance? Not so fast

We believe the recent sell-off in the dollar and US assets stems from cyclical pressures linked to tariffs and market positioning, rather than doubts over its role as the global reserve currency.

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US-China relations improve, yet industrial recession remains likely

US-China relations improve, yet industrial recession remains likely

For the first time this year, our global industrial production outlook for 2025 has been upgraded. However, we still anticipate an industrial recession in Q2 and Q3.

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The Green Leap – Project bankability takes centre stage

The Green Leap – Project bankability takes centre stage

The report argues that enhancing project bankability should become a main policy priority as part of climate investment endeavors.

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