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QA with Tim Rokossa

March 25, 2022

Q&A with Tim Rokossa

Region:
International
Q&A with
Analyst:
Tim Rokossa
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We are launching ‘Q&A with’ – a series of concise interviews with our research analysts shedding light on the issues driving the world of economics and finance. We kick off with Tim Rokossa who is the Head of German Research as well as the global coordinator of Deutsche Bank's automotive research product. [more]

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Outlook for global house prices

January 12, 2023
Region:
International
Topic:
Real estate
Analyst:
Adrian Cox, Jon Bell, Michael Hsueh
Podzept (Podcast series)
85
House prices are cooling off around the world after the boom years of historically low interest rates and a pandemic race for space. Countries like Sweden, Canada and Australia, which had the biggest gains, heaviest household debt and highest proportion of variable rate mortgages, are most exposed. In the latest episode of Podzept, Michael Hsueh, FX Strategist and author of the G10 Housing Monitor, Jon Bell, Head of the European Construction and House Building Research, and Adrian Cox, Thematic Strategist, discuss the outlook. [more]

World Outlook 2023: The Looming Recession

December 7, 2022
Region:
International
Analyst:
Mark Wall, Matthew Luzzetti, Peter Hooper
Podzept (Podcast series)
90
Peter Hooper, Global Head of Economics Research, Matt Luzzetti, Chief US Economist and Mark Wall, Chief European Economist, discuss the world outlook 2023 as we find ourselves at a defining moment for the global economy. Inflation is running at multi-decade highs, central banks are pursuing their most aggressive tightening cycle in a couple generations, and a recession is now increasingly expected in the US and Europe. As 2023 nears, there is a growing consensus that it is shaping up will be the third-worst year for global growth so far in the 21st century, behind only the pandemic year in 2020 and the aftermath of the financial crisis in 2009. [more]

Top 8 notable takeaways from COP27

November 23, 2022
Region:
International
Topic:
Sustainability
Analyst:
Debbie Jones, Luke Templeman, Tejasvini Viraj
Thematic Research
91
Overall, was COP27 a success or failure? The answer likely depends on your expectations going into the conference. The event took place against a difficult geopolitical backdrop, rising inflation and an energy security crisis that some nations interpret as support for energy diversification strategies that align with fossil fuel growth. In a recent dbSustainability report the team discuss top 8 takeaways from COP27. [more]

The Future of Work – Learning from Sport Part II. Better together

November 17, 2022
Region:
International
Analyst:
Cassidy Ainsworth-Grace, Marion Laboure
Corporate Bank Research
92
The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar is about to start, so it is a good time to reflect on the relationship between the sporting world’s Greatest of All Time and remote work. The increasing popularity of remote work has disrupted traditional models of business and employment. There are shifting views of what work will look like in the future, so it is a topic that cannot be ignored. But, to make the most out of flexible remote work now, workers can learn from top athletes. [more]

COP27: What to expect

November 9, 2022
Region:
International
Topic:
Sustainability
Analyst:
Debbie Jones, Luke Templeman, Tejasvini Viraj
Thematic Research
95
The next iteration of UNFCC’s Conference of Parties, COP 27 is taking place in Egypt. As part of the Global South and home to one of world’s most diverse marine life, the location of Sharm-El-Sheikh in Egypt is quite relevant to this year’s conference. The event serves as the United Nation’s (UN) annual Climate Change summit and is intended to bring ~200 countries together to accelerate action towards goals of the Paris Agreement (2015) and limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels. [more]

COP27: Adapting to food inflation Part I

November 7, 2022
Region:
International
Topic:
Sustainability
Analyst:
Christian Wietoska, Luke Templeman, Olga Cotaga, Samira Kalla
Thematic Research
96
Amidst the backdrop of rampant food inflation, this year’s COP27 in the Egyptian city of Sharm El-Sheikh (November 6-18) will be critical. That is because food inflation has been stronger than overall inflation. In fact, in March the US hit an inflection point when food and beverages CPI outpaced broader CPI. This is not just a US issue. The food inflation problem is a global phenomenon. [more]
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