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Claus Vistesen (Chief Eurozone Economist)
In one line: Upside risks building for Q4 GDP growth.
In one line: Back to growth; reversal of net trade drag a big upside risk to 2026 growth.
In one line: Back to growth; reversal of net trade drag a big upside risk to 2026 growth.
In one line: One more decline coming in January before a rebound.
In one line: One more decline coming in January before a rebound.
- GDP growth looks set to beat the MPC’s forecast in Q4 2025, after November’s 0.3% gain.
- The recovery in autos manufacturing has little further to run, but underlying activity looks solid to us.
- Construction output is falling rapidly, closing the gap on the PMI and representing a downside risk to GDP.
- EZ house prices are rising strongly, but they’re driven by positive outliers in the smaller economies.
- Our model suggests that EZ house price growth will cool this year, to around 3% year-over-year.
- Rising house prices boost household net worth, which is now an upside risk for consumption growth.
- US Greenland ambitions will accelerate EU defence spending and raise the risk of an EU-US trade war.
- The EU economic ‘bazooka’ would likely be unholstered if the US moves to take over Greenland.
- An intra-NATO shooting match is highly unlikely, but tensions will ratchet up before a resolution is found.
In one line: Industry slowed sharply in Q4, but goods spending likely accelerated.
In one line: Strong manufacturing, but plunging exports.
- A jump in German manufacturing points to upside risk to Q4 GDP, but we still see a modest 0.2% rise.
- We’re lifting our Q4 growth forecast in France, by 0.2pp to 0.1%, due to strength in our nowcast model.
- Evidence of robust Q4 GDP in France and Germany will be reassuring news for the ECB.
In one line: Modestly hawkish as selling prices rise and unemployment dips.
In one line: Still high, but not a decisive hawkish signal for the ECB
In one line: Sizzling, but at odds with weakening surveys.
- Swiss CPI in December eliminates the risk of deflation, as well as questions about negative rates.
- German factory orders rose strongly midway through Q4, but surveys signal downside risks.
- Falling unemployment and rising selling prices in the ESI tilt hawkish after dovish December inflation data.
In one line: The ECB’s December forecasts now look too hawkish.
- In one line: The ECB’s December forecasts now look too hawkish.
In one line: A modest improvement in EZ construction; no change in Germany’s labour market.
In one line: Poor, but still consistent with slightly better growth in Q4.