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Our Eurozone coverage provides detailed analysis, independent forecasts, and economic outlooks for the Eurozone's economy and financial markets. We offer rapid responses to new data and developments, along with in-depth coverage of key themes, current trends, and future economic dynamics.
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The key takeaways from our latest client edition of our Europe Economic Outlook provide the insight you need to understand what lies ahead for Europe's economy, highlighting the issues that will shape macro and market outcomes
This service provides in-depth economic analysis and independent market forecasts for the euro-zone and its member states, as well as for the Nordic economies and Switzerland. From timely analysis of market developments to insight into longer-term issues, this service benefits from our Europe team’s close understanding of the political dynamics that shape the region’s economic and policy outcomes.
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- An independent and contrarian assessment of the risks facing the region.
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Latest Europe Coverage
Featured Economists
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Andrew Kenningham
Chief Europe Economist
Andrew Kenningham is our Chief Europe Economist. He has overall responsibility for running our European economics service and contributes more generally to our international economic analysis. Andrew joined Capital Economics in 2011 and has extensive experience as an international economist, most recently as Deputy Chief Economist in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Andrew previously worked for Merrill Lynch for eight years, covering Emerging Europe, Middle East and Africa for their fixed income business. Andrew has lived and worked as an economist in both Bulgaria and India. He has degrees in Economics and Economic History from Manchester University and the London School of Economics.
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Jack Allen-Reynolds
Deputy Chief Euro-zone Economist
Jack Allen-Reynolds is our Deputy Chief Euro-zone Economist and has nearly a decade’s experience analysing the euro-zone economy and ECB. He regularly presents to clients on the economic and financial market outlook, and comments on economic developments in the media. Before joining the company in 2013, he worked as a Portfolio Manager at the Bank of England and an Assistant Economist at HM Treasury. Jack has degrees in Economics from the University of Sheffield and Economic History from the London School of Economics.
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Franziska Palmas
Senior Europe Economist
Franziska Palmas is a Senior Europe Economist with an expertise in the German and Italian economies. She joined the company in 2018 and previously worked on the Global Markets team with a focus on European markets. She holds an undergraduate degree in Business Administration and Economics from the University of Passau (Germany) and masters degrees in Economics and Economic History from Barcelona School of Economics and London School of Economics. She is a native Italian and German speaker.
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Adrian Prettejohn
Europe Economist
Adrian Prettejohn joined Capital Economics as a Europe Economist in November 2022 and currently focuses on Switzerland and Spain as well as covering the euro-zone as a whole. Before joining Capital Economics, he worked at HM Treasury for four years as an Assistant Economist in the Financial Stability and Fiscal groups. Adrian holds a BSc in Economics from the University of Exeter.