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Peaks in systemic stress generally result in recession and lower inflation down the line, making the work of the European Central Bank easier. So far, we have not seen stress reach worrying levels, meaning that we expect the ECB to continue to hike at the next two meetings.
Emerging markets should see stronger economic growth than their developed market peers in the coming two years, and could prove relatively resilient to a long list of global challenges.
ING Think has economists and strategists all over the world who write about their dedicated region. We will tell you what’s happening – and is likely to happen – in the world of global markets.