CFS survey: “What does Trump’s election victory mean for economic relations between the EU and the US?”
Donald Trump’s return to the White House poses explosive questions for transatlantic economic relations. 80% of experts expect trade conditions to deteriorate, while European companies are likely to increasingly invest in the US. At the same time, looser US financial market regulation and the growing influence of crypto markets are expected. The EU faces the task of securing its competitiveness — a decisive phase for business and politics.
DVFA monthly question December: Capital markets more in consolidation mode in 2025 — continued uncertain environment
DVFA Investment Professionals have mixed feelings about the coming year. Equities are the favourite asset class, while geopolitical tensions and economic risks are the biggest sources of uncertainty. Gold remains a favourite, with almost a third of respondents expecting prices above USD 2,900 per ounce. The DAX shows limited optimism and the dollar is likely to remain strong according to the majority. After two strong years, experts are focussing on caution.
Florian Rentsch becomes Special Representative — An important signal for Frankfurt as a financial centre
With the appointment of a special representative for the financial centre Frankfurt, the Hessian state government is sending a clear signal. Frankfurt Main Finance congratulates Florian Rentsch on his new role.
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CFS survey: “What does Trump’s election victory mean for economic relations between the EU and the US?”
Donald Trump's return to the White House poses explosive questions for transatlantic economic...
DVFA monthly question December: Capital markets more in consolidation mode in 2025 — continued uncertain environment
DVFA Investment Professionals have mixed feelings about the coming year. Equities are the favourite...
Florian Rentsch becomes Special Representative — An important signal for Frankfurt as a financial centre
With the appointment of a special representative for the financial centre Frankfurt, the Hessian...
The Helaba Capital Market Outlook 2025: Global economy on the catwalk
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What next for supply chains and transformation? An inspiring evening in Tokyo
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Florian Rentsch becomes Special Representative — An important signal for Frankfurt as a financial centre
With the appointment of a special representative for the financial centre Frankfurt, the Hessian state government is sending a clear signal. Frankfurt Main Finance congratulates Florian Rentsch on his new role.
German-Japanese Transformation Partnership
Just under 9,000 kilometres separate the capitals of Berlin and Tokyo, but in many ways the distance between Germany and Japan is very small. Both countries are “value partners” that are actively developing their bilateral relations (“transformation partnership”). Due to their dependence on the uninterrupted functioning of global trade and supply chains, and in the context of Germany’s and Japan’s net zero commitments, both countries face similar transformation needs. In this Frankfurt Main Finance study, we present a three-step approach to managing global supply chain risks.
