Come fly with me

And take the road and a boat too as this week's major report from ING focuses is on the future of the Transport and Logistics sector in a post-Covid world. Europe is still in the midst of the crisis; find out how your favourite European country is faring in our Eurozone Quarterly. Add to that the latest from the Fed. And what do green asset ratios mean for banks?

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Transport & Logistics

ING’s Transport and Logistics sector outlook

The global transport and logistics sector has been heavily impacted by the pandemic. At the same time, underlying sub-sector development shows historic…

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Transport & Logistics

Aviation sector outlook: The pandemic is testing airlines for far longer

Even after the worst year in history, the first quarter of 2021 isn't providing much relief for the aviation sector. However we expect the recovery to…

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Transport & Logistics

Shipping sector outlook: Container prices spike while tanker rates plunge

The shipping industry will benefit from world trade recovery in 2021, with average seaborne trade volumes expected to end up higher than their…

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Report

Eurozone Quarterly: Still in lockdown blues

Eurozone countries are still struggling with extended lockdowns, delayed vaccinations and (too) little fiscal stimulus. Read our comprehensive report by…

Eurozone Quarterly

Colijn: Why some eurozone countries are set to recover far quicker than others

ING's Senior Economist for the Eurozone, Bert Colijn, on why some countries such as the Netherlands and Germany are set to recover economically far…

Rates

Federal Reserve: A nod of confidence

The Federal Reserve's decision to remove a Covid-crisis-induced emergency measure for banks has important ramifications. It shows that the Fed is…

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Green asset ratios: What’s in store for banks?

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Sustainability

Green asset ratios: What’s in store for banks?

Starting next year, banks will have to disclose the extent to which their activities are environmentally sustainable. But specific KPI measures may not…