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Video: EU Steel Outlook 2022

December 20, 2021

Video: EU Steel Outlook 2022

Region:
International
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Analyst:
Bastian Synagowitz
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2021 was a record year in steel. We expect three key drivers to support an above-average margin environment over the next two to three years: 1) demand growth in Western markets, 2) policy support in places like China (which constrains both output and exports of steel) and 3) inflation at the tail of the cost curve. [more]

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The future of on-demand-life

December 3, 2019
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A decade from now, a family are going through their morning routine. Breakfast has just been delivered from the dark kitchen around the corner, the ironed clothes are due in ten minutes.
Take a look at our imagine2030 konzept special edition and find out how our research colleagues imagine the decade ahead. [more]

China's consumer decade

December 3, 2019
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The Chinese economy has been driven by a key theme in each of the last few decades. Exports was the theme for the 2000s, to begin with a WTO outsider and grew to become the world's biggest exporter. Public investment was the theme for the 2010s. Today, China owns two-thirds of the world's high speed railways by length. 2020-2030 is set to be the consumption decade. [more]

Does Climate Change News impact Stock Prices?

September 18, 2019
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Addressing climate change can be profitable: companies that received positive press on climate change outperformed the MSCI World index by an average of 1.4 percentage points over the last 12 months. To analyse the stock impact, Deutsche Bank Research programmed our artificial intelligence platform, α-DIG, to map company stock prices after reading the five million pages of company announcements released by the 1,600 MSCI World companies over the last two decades, along with every Dow Jones news article written over the period (something that would take a human over a century to complete!) [more]

Video: Global digital leadership: A two-horse race?

March 26, 2019
Region:
International
Topic:
Digital, Macroeconomics
Analyst:
Kevin Koerner
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In the competition for global leadership in technologies like artificial intelligence, most observers see a two-horse race – between China and the United States. But what about Europe? Can it ever catch up to the galloping favorites? It won’t be easy. The digital economy in the United States has big advantages: a large domestic market, a risk-taking investment culture, and plenty of innovative companies and world-class universities. US tech giants were first-movers out of the gates, and used the network effects of the platform economy to dominate not only the US, but many other markets worldwide. [more]

Go beyond accounting data

April 23, 2018
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To what extent does a social media storm influence stock prices? Has the stock market fully priced bad news? Could you predict whether a data protection breach would have a material impact on the affected company’s stock price? [more]

Video: Myths, misconceptions and misunderstandings – Bitcoin fact check

February 19, 2018
Region:
International
Topic:
Digital, Macroeconomics
Analyst:
Jochen Moebert
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Opinions differ when it comes to bitcoin. Discussions are triggered largely by bitcoin’s spectacular price increasess and are not very informed or nuanced. In this paper we focus on several standard claims, which we will put into context and, if necessary, rectify. This will hopefully help our readers to familiarise themselves with the topic. [more]

Video: Cash, freedom and crime

June 22, 2017
Region:
International
Topic:
Banking and financial markets
Analyst:
Heike Mai
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With the growing use of digital payments, the need for physical cash is no longer self-evident. But: Demand for euro cash is on the rise. Euro cash in circulation tripled between 2003 and 2016 to EUR 1.2 trillion and thus, grew faster than GDP at current prices. It is estimated that euro cash is used for domestic payments, hoarded for saving purposes and held outside the euro area at roughly equal parts. [more]
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