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  2. It's the Year of the Review in the eurozone. But will anything really change? takes a look

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  3. Poland's central bank extends its rate freeze yet again. But expect some scrutiny around the central bank's earlier uncritical response to record fiscal expansion..

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  4. Thailand's central bank becomes the first to respond to coronavirus with a rate cut. and reckons more easing is on the way. Think March meeting..

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  5. Despite the whopping decline in December retail sales, Eurozone services PMI are holding up pretty well writes

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    I've updated these charts and sorted out the axis labels. Data are all from WHO. There are more timely (and therefore higher) figures available, but for comparison purposes, this seems better. NB the levelling of non-China cases...worth watching. Saddle point or peak?

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    First piece of evidence that latest increase in core inflation in EZ was very much a late-cycle-phenomenon. German IG Metall calls for advanced new wage settlements to prepare for industrial transition. Also calls for wage moderation.

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  8. A decent set of US data today should keep the dollar bid...and we see little immediate impact from Iowa

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  9. 38% of Europeans never expect to be in the position to afford to buy a house, up from 35% this time last year. Read more here.

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  10. Travelling trumps housing. Owning a property no longer is the be-all and end-all of people’s saving goals. Read more here

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  11. Buying property is driven by both the heart and the head. Owning a house is widely believed as being financially more beneficial than renting, with 70% of our survey saying so. Read more here:

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  12. 70% of people in our survey say it is ever-harder for first-time buyers to buy a home. Find out more in report.

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  13. Our latest ING International Survey is out! Read what people across Europe think about housing affordability

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  14. Winter is coming with frosty conditions for first-time homeowners. 70% of Europeans believe it is becoming increasingly difficult for them to get onto the property ladder.

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    We just published our extended view on and our view on the credit. Do we see value? check it out ->

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  16. 38% of Europeans never expect to be in the position to afford to buy a house, up from 35% this time last year. Read more here.

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  17. Travelling trumps housing. Owning a property no longer is the be-all and end-all of people’s saving goals. Read more here

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  18. Buying property is driven by both the heart and the head. Owning a house is widely believed as being financially more beneficial than renting, with 70% of our survey saying so. Read more here:

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  19. Our latest ING Housing Survey uncovers the present nature of the European housing market. Download the full report here

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  20. 70% of people in our survey say it is ever-harder for first-time buyers to buy a home. Find out more in report.

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