Dieter Wermuth, Economist and Partner at Wermuth Asset Management Hard to believe: if euro area consumer prices had increased by an average annual rate of

Dieter Wermuth, Economist and Partner at Wermuth Asset Management Rarely have economists been as confused as today. In the US, seasonally adjusted real GDP has

Dieter Wermuth, Economist and Partner at Wermuth Asset Management For a long time, I had been someone who was rather relaxed about the climate. Progress

Dieter Wermuth, Economist and Partner at Wermuth Asset Management Ten years ago, annual euro area nominal GDP per capita was €29,230 while that of the

Dieter Wermuth, Economist and Partner at Wermuth Asset Management Productivity growth continues to slow, but this is actually not a big deal, more like a

Dieter Wermuth, Economist and Partner at Wermuth Asset Management Since the turn of the year, main European and American stock indices have come down by

Dieter Wermuth, Economist and Partner at Wermuth Asset Management Once a year, oil major BP publishes its Statistical Review of World Energy. Now in its

Dieter Wermuth, Economist and Partner at Wermuth Asset Management It is extremely unlikely that the rapid increase of fossil fuel prices, triggered by Russia’s invasion

Dieter Wermuth, Economist and Partner at Wermuth Asset Management For about one year now, the issue of greening monetary policies has gradually lost the public’s

Dieter Wermuth, Economist and Partner at Wermuth Asset Management After 14 years of expansionary policies, central banks have recently changed course. They react to the

Dieter Wermuth, Economist and Partner at Wermuth Asset Management Contrary to all forecasts, Germany’s car fleet – just as car fleets in the rest of

Dieter Wermuth, Economist and Partner at Wermuth Asset Management Economists used to say that if the US sneezed the rest of the world would catch