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4. Mai 2023
As usual, all eyes were on the Federal Reserve when it met on interest rates Wednesday. But unlike other meetings over the past year, there was a different twist this time: has the central bank reached the end of rate increases after an aggressive tightening cycle? Please watch Deutsche Bank’s chief US economist Matthew Luzzetti break down the decision, and path forward, with our Americas communications head Brian Blackstone. [mehr]
26. April 2023
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In our series ‘Making Sense of Space’ we discuss various aspects of the Space ecosystem. This episode will focus on Earth Observation (EO) which involves gathering information about the planet’s physical, chemical and biological systems to deliver actionable insights. In particular, we go over how radio frequency data can be used to analyze marine, aviation, and weather patterns. [mehr]
25. April 2023
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We dig into how the world of payments is moving away from cash towards digital payments. This structural shift from cash to digital payments is expected to continue in 2023 with further evolution of digital IDs and digital wallets. Amid a macro slowdown, we expect financial solutions offered by non-financial firms, such as embedded financing, to play a major role in the further adoption of digital payments. [mehr]
21. April 2023
The boom is over. Five key arguments lead us to expect only a price dip. Negative real interest rates, inflation protection through real estate, rising rental growth and most importantly a high fundamental supply shortage. In addition, real house prices have already fallen very sharply due to the surge in inflation. CO2 emissions from buildings are increasingly coming into focus. Prices have started to diverge between properties with low and high emissions. This divergence is likely to increase. [mehr]
18. April 2023
Der Boom ist vorbei. Fünf Schlüsselargumente lassen uns nur einen Preisrückgang erwarten. Negative Realzinsen, Inflationsschutz durch Immobilien, steigendes Mietwachstum und vor allem eine hohe fundamentale Angebotsknappheit. Hinzu kommt, dass die realen Hauspreise durch den Inflationsschub bereits sehr stark gefallen sind. Die CO2-Emissionen von Gebäuden rücken zunehmend in den Fokus. Die Preise haben begonnen, zwischen Immobilien mit niedrigen und hohen Emissionen zu divergieren. Diese Divergenz wird sich wahrscheinlich noch verstärken. [mehr]
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