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The Fed’s many challenges

March 11, 2022
Region:
International
Analyst:
Matthew Barnard, Matthew Luzzetti
Podzept (Podcast series)
162
With the Fed trying to achieve a soft landing for an economy weathering both high inflation and geopolitical upheaval, Deutsche Bank Research has adjusted its forecasts for rate increases and balance sheet reduction. Matthew Luzzetti, Chief US Economist, speaks with Matthew Barnard, Director of North American Equity Research, and details the numerous challenges facing the Fed as it attempts to delicately thread this policy needle. [more]

New Podcast: The Fed’s many challenges

March 11, 2022
Region:
International
Analyst:
Matthew Barnard, Matthew Luzzetti
Thematic Research
163
With the Fed trying to achieve a soft landing for an economy weathering both high inflation and geopolitical upheaval, Deutsche Bank Research has adjusted its forecasts for rate increases and balance sheet reduction. Matthew Luzzetti, Chief US Economist, speaks with Matthew Barnard, Director of North American Equity Research, and details the numerous challenges facing the Fed as it attempts to delicately thread this policy needle. [more]

War in Ukraine – New realities 2.0

March 4, 2022
Region:
Germany
Topic:
Banking and financial markets, Economic and european policy, Macroeconomics, Real estate, Sectors and resources
Analyst:
Barbara Boettcher, Eric Heymann, Jan Schildbach, Jochen Moebert, Marc Schattenberg, Marion Mühlberger, Sebastian Becker, Stefan Schneider
Focus Germany
165
War in Ukraine – slowing but not ending the German recovery. In a moderate economic scenario (which is our new baseline forecast) we expect German GDP to grow by between 2 ½% and 3% (old forecast 4%). Surging energy prices should push the annual inflation rate to around 5 ½% in 2022. Government spending is expected to be ramped up by 1 ¼ and 1 ½ pp, limiting the overall growth loss. In a more severe scenario headline inflation could rise to between 6 ½% and 7%, as oil and gas deliveries are at least temporarily halted. Annual GDP growth should be a meagre 1% to 1 ½%. [more]

Global ESG Conference 28 February - 2 March 2022

February 22, 2022
Noticeboard
167
We are excited to announce that Mike Bloomberg, Founder and CEO of Bloomberg LP, Founder of Bloomberg Philanthropies, and UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Climate Ambition and Solutions will be key note speaker at our upcoming annual global ESG conference discussing key sustainability issues with moderator Henrik Johnsson

Contact your Deutsche Bank sales representative for more information and to register for the event. [more]

Germany at the forefront of the energy transition

February 21, 2022
Region:
Germany
Analyst:
Debbie Jones, James Brand
Thematic Research
168
James Brand, Head of European Utility Research has just published a new report discussing the ambitious targets set by Germany's coalition government, arguably Europe's most ambitious decarbonisation targets. The targets aims to transform Germany's power market, reaching 80% renewable generation by 2030 while closing its remaining nuclear plants and phasing out coal and could put Germany at the forefront of the energy transition. He uses an hourly German power market model to analyse how its targeted mix can adapt to the biggest challenges of energy transition: renewable intermittency and demand seasonality. [more]

Germany at the forefront of the energy transition

February 21, 2022
Region:
Germany
Topic:
Sectors and resources, Sustainability
Analyst:
Debbie Jones, James Brand
Podzept (Podcast series)
169
James Brand, Head of European Utility Research discusses with Debbie Jones, Global Head of ESG Company Research the ambitious targets set by Germany's coalition government, arguably Europe's most ambitious decarbonisation targets. The targets aims to transform Germany's power market, reaching 80% renewable generation by 2030 while closing its remaining nuclear plants and phasing out coal. It could put Germany at the forefront of the energy transition. [more]
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