Economic Report Dutch version
Macron won the French presidency on Sunday. Markets apparently fully priced in his victory. Much of his economic success now depends on his new party’s performance in the June parliamentary elections. There are three main scenarios for government formation.
Economic Report Dutch version
The first round election outcome is in line with expectations. Markets sigh in relief. Emmanuel Macron is now favourite to become the next French president. In the medium term risk of political gridlock is significant.
Country Report
Luxembourg continued to show robust growth in 2015. New fiscal and financial regulation is heading towards Luxembourg, challenging its financial sector-driven growth model.
Economic Report Dutch version
This regional study on Europe focuses on the economic outlook and risks for the entire region, but also on the differences between countries within the area. The purpose of the study is to both benchmark European countries on economic developments and fundamentals and to create a comprehensive view on where Europe’s economies are heading.
Economic Report Dutch version
European countries face a number of internal destabilising political trends while externally they continue to face threats, particularly from Russia. Meanwhile, TTIP and the Juncker administration may add some geopolitical clout to the EU.
Economic Report
This article is part of a series of Special Reports that discuss the downside risks to the global economic outlook. In this piece, we take a closer look at the risk of de-globalisation.
Economic Report
This article is the introduction of a series of Special Reports that discuss the downside risks to the global economic outlook, as presented in Rabobank Outlook 2012.
Economic Report
This article is part of a series of Special Reports that discuss the downside risks to the global economic outlook. In this piece, we take a closer look at the risk of financial repression in the West.
Economic Report
This article is part of a series of Special Reports that discuss the downside risks to the global economic outlook. In this piece, we take a closer look at the risk of eurozone facing a wave of sovereign defaults or even completely breaking up.
Economic Report Dutch version
Since the credit crisis, regulators and supervisors around the world have been making plans to minimise the likelihood and impact of new banking crises. Strengthening the arrangements for bank crisis management is a part of this.
