Carsten Brzeski
Carsten Brzeski is a prominent economist and the head of global macro analysis at ING. He is known for his insights on the German economy and has been vocal about the structural challenges facing Germany, particularly in the context of its stagnating growth and the shifting global economic landscape. In recent discussions, he highlighted how Germany's traditional economic model, which relied on cheap energy and strong export markets, is no longer sustainable, especially in light of rising competition from China.
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Jamaica:
Carsten Brzeski stated that Europe requires a robust Franco-German axis to address its numerous challenges.
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Belarus:
Carsten Brzeski is the head of the macroeconomic department at ING and described the situation in Germany's industrial production as alarming.
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Russia:
Carsten Brzeski expressed doubt about the economic growth targets set by Friedrich Merz.
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New Zealand:
Carsten Brzeski is the chief economist at ING Germany.
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Canada:
Carsten Brzeski, global head of macroeconomic research for ING bank, commented on the uncertainty caused by the court ruling.
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Croatia:
Carsten Brzeski is the global head of macroeconomics at ING who commented on the likelihood of economic recovery in Germany.
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Croatia:
Carsten Brzeski is the global head of macroeconomics at ING who commented on the likelihood of economic recovery in Germany.
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Portugal:
Carsten Brzeski is the global director of macroeconomics at ING.
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Australia:
Carsten Brzeski, of ING, said Germany’s Mittelstand family firms cannot blunt the impact of the tariffs by relocating production to the US.
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Spain:
Carsten Brzeski is an economist who provided insights on the impact of U.S. tariffs on the German economy.
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