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Thinking about money – it’s a tough task

Thinking about money – it’s a tough task

Top researcher Dan Ariely speaks to the Think Forward Initiative about opportunity costs and the pain of paying.

In two minutes – An ING economist on key 2015 events

In two minutes – An ING economist on key 2015 events

Will change in China and issues with interest rates hold back global growth in 2016?

In 90 seconds – Could helicopter money kick start the eurozone?

In 90 seconds – Could helicopter money kick start the eurozone?

With Eurozone growth still slow, should the European Central Bank (ECB) consider a radical option – like helicopter money?

In 90 seconds – Europe’s deflation and the price to pay

In 90 seconds – Europe’s deflation and the price to pay

Inflation in the Eurozone is negative again. So if prices are getting cheaper, is it worth putting off buying goods or services?

In 90 seconds - how manufacturing might offer hope to the Greek economy

In 90 seconds - how manufacturing might offer hope to the Greek economy

News on the Southern European economies has been largely bad since the global financial crisis. But, look deeper, and a glimmer of hope is emerging from growth in manufacturing.

In 90 seconds – what a cheaper Chinese yuan means for Europe

In 90 seconds – what a cheaper Chinese yuan means for Europe

Even if you’re not planning to visit China, the surprise depreciation of the Chinese yuan this month is important, ING economists say.

In 90 seconds – what the 13 July Greece deal means for Europe

In 90 seconds – what the 13 July Greece deal means for Europe

Exit from the euro is no longer considered impossible, ING economists say.

Stormy investor forecast for “boring” bonds

Stormy investor forecast for “boring” bonds

Bonds – traditionally seen as rather boring investments – are set for volatility in a more uncertain Eurozone environment, ING economists say.

Why world trade may soon grow faster than GDP

Why world trade may soon grow faster than GDP

The death of globalisation may have been greatly exaggerated. World trade is recovering – and more cross-border trade of goods and services could boost incomes. In this economic update video for eZonomics, ING head of research into international trade Raoul Leering explains why.

Is Europe’s quantitative easing too little, too late?

Is Europe’s quantitative easing too little, too late?

QE, quantitative easing, money printing. Call it what you like, it has been big news in the United States and United Kingdom for several years since the financial crisis. With the European Central Bank (ECB) having just started it in March 2015, ING senior economist Teunis Brosens takes a look at the situation, in the economic update video for eZonomics.

Which country is most at risk when the oil price falls?

Which country is most at risk when the oil price falls?

There was celebration at the petrol pump for many motorists when oil prices almost halved in the second half of last year. But ING economists say that the news is not so good for some oil producing nations.

Why “Grexit” fears have returned in 2015

Why “Grexit” fears have returned in 2015

Back in 2012 there was a lot of talk of the possibility of a Greek exit – or “Grexit” – from the Eurozone. Now in January 2015, fears have returned and ING senior economist Martin van Vliet explains why.

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