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Charlotte de Montpellier
Senior Economist, France and Switzerland

Charlotte de Montpellier is a Senior Economist in ING Belgium covering France and Switzerland. She joined us in February 2018. Prior to this, she worked as a research and teaching assistant at Université Catholique de Louvain and at the economic research institute IRES in Belgium.

Charlotte de Montpellier

Latest reports from Charlotte

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ING Monthly: Hiking in the dark
ING Monthly: Hiking in the dark
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ING Monthly: The Russia-Ukraine crisis forces a global reassessment
ING Monthly: The Russia-Ukraine crisis forces a global reassessment
Report FX
2019 FX Outlook: Peak Dollar
2019 FX Outlook: Peak Dollar

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Business climate signals clear deterioration in French outlook
Business climate signals clear deterioration in French outlook
French inflation sees a sharp downward surprise
French inflation sees a sharp downward surprise
A very dovish 25bp rate cut by the Swiss National Bank
A very dovish 25bp rate cut by the Swiss National Bank
Michel Barnier appointed French Prime Minister
Michel Barnier appointed French Prime Minister

Latest articles

Why France's budget headache is back in the news
Why France’s budget headache is back in the news
Swiss National Bank preview: Renewed focus on foreign exchange intervention
Swiss National Bank preview: Renewed focus on foreign exchange intervention

More from Charlotte

THINK Ahead: 50 basis point rate cuts? How about 200

THINK Ahead: 50 basis point rate cuts? How about 200

Should the Fed have cut to the chase and cut rates by 200 basis points this week?
France
French inflation slowly continues to moderate

French inflation slowly continues to moderate

Forward-looking trends appear positive, but we still think inflation in France could rise again over the coming months
France
French GDP grows faster than expected

French GDP grows faster than expected

GDP growth in France was faster than expected at 0.2% for the quarter. That said, growth is unlikely to accelerate in the coming months
TMT
AI
AI productivity gains may be smaller than you’re expecting
AI productivity gains may be smaller than you’re expecting
France
French industrial output rebounds slightly
French industrial output rebounds slightly
France
Disinflation accelerates in France
Disinflation accelerates in France
France
France's public deficit widens sharply
France’s public deficit widens sharply
AI
AI will fundamentally transform the job market but the risk of mass unemployment is low
AI will fundamentally transform the job market but the risk of mass unemployment is low
Switzerland
Swiss National Bank unexpectedly kicks off the rate cutting cycle
Swiss National Bank unexpectedly kicks off the rate cutting cycle
France
French business sentiment points to a slow recovery in activity
French business sentiment points to a slow recovery in activity
France
Sharp fall in French manufacturing output
Sharp fall in French manufacturing output
France
French disinflation slows as consumption remains weak
French disinflation slows as consumption remains weak
France
French industrial output continues its rebound
French industrial output continues its rebound
France
French inflation eases more than expected
French inflation eases more than expected
France
Stagnation continues in France
Stagnation continues in France