All eyes of market observers, economists and business executives are currently fixed on the Presidential elections in the United States. Will the results on November 5 provide clarity swiftly? Depending on who wins the election what will happen to “Trumpflation”, "Trumptrades", most important economic indicators in the US, the Fed outlook plus FX and capital markets? How closely are the Austrian economy and the US intertwined? Read more in our current Wide Angle Shot. |
The €6 billion EU Growth Plan aims to accelerate the socioeconomic development and EU integration of the Western Balkans through investments in key areas like clean energy and digitalization. Tailored strategies are necessary to address unique economic challenges and leverage global shifts, enhancing regional economic prospects. The region’s potential for nearshoring further boosts growth opportunities. However, progress depends on resolving bilateral disputes and implementing essential reforms, particularly in governance and rule of law. |
Business sentiment improved slightly in September, although it remains pessimistic. Inflation, on the other hand, apparently accelerated amid rising producer costs and a limited supply of raw materials. Budget indicators have stabilised, but a smaller amount of external assistance in September resulted in a drop in the NBU's foreign exchange reserves. Increased FX interventions by the NBU helped stabilise the FX market. |
Although not yet signalled in September, today was still no surprise: the ECB decided to lower key rates by 25 basis points, and did so unanimously. Confidence in the disinflation trend has increased since September and economic risks are further dampening the inflation outlook. Nevertheless, the ECB does not expect a recession. Financing conditions are considered to be restrictive, which indirectly suggests further rate cuts down the road, even though the ECB is keeping a low profile on this. |
With data for September showing the lowest yoy increase since March 2021, inflation in Croatia has levelled off at 3.0% yoy in the first nine months of the year. It is clear that prices are normalising in all but one aggregate. Services are still causing headaches! Although the stubbornness of service inflation is a well-known development throughout Europe, it is even more pronounced in Croatia. |
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The monthly dynamics in retail prices slowed their pace in September (+0.1% mom), after 0.4% mom increases in August and July. The headline print moderately slowed to 4.2% yoy after 4.3% yoy in August, thus remaining within the inflation target (3% +/-1.5pp). |
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The processing of personal data (Art 4 No. 2 GDPR) is carried out for the provision and brokering of banking, financial services and insurance, leasing and real estate transactions, in particular for the performance of our contracts with you and the execution of your orders as well as for carrying out pre-contractual measures.
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to safeguard legitimate interests (Article 6 (1) (f) GDPR) in the marketing of our services
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These data include the personal data and the detailed data of the products, such as the item of transactions, terms, interest, charges, debits, credits and arrears.
If the products brokered are payment instruments, the analysed data also includes: payment behavior, incoming and outgoing payment transactions, recipients and senders, payment service providers, amounts, purpose, payment references, originator references, frequencies and types of money movements, cashless payments, data of the dealers or service providers and information about these closed deals.
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Payments and cash withdrawals with debit and credit cards can lead to the necessary involvement of international card organizations and thus possibly to data processing by these card organizations in third countries. For example, the data protection measures taken by MasterCard ("Binding Corporate Rules") are available at
www.mastercard.us/resources/mccom/en-us/documents/mastercard-bcrs-february-2017.pdf.
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26.03.2020
Wir sind der etablierte Research-Provider für den Raiffeisen Sektor Österreich. Wir analysieren sowohl die Eurozone als auch die Volkswirtschaft Österreich sowie alle internationalen und am Kapitalmarkt relevanten Themen (Notenbanken, Benchmarkzinsen, Währungen). Zudem analysieren wir ca. 100 internationale/westeuropäische Aktien-Einzeltitel für den österreichischen Raiffeisensektor. Im institutionellen Aktiengeschäft analysieren wir ca. 100 Titel aus Österreich und Zentral- und Osteuropa (CEE). Weiters haben wir in den letzten Jahren ein Immobilien-Research Österreich (inkl. der Bundesländer) etabliert.
Zu unserem Analysespektrum gehört auch die gemeinsame Analyse der Gesamtregion CEE bzw. der Märkte der Raiffeisen Bank International mit unseren Analystenkollegen vor Ort in 13 CEE-Ländern. Wir fungieren auch als erster Ansprechpartner österreichischer, deutschsprachiger und internationaler Medien bei Österreich- und CEE-Themen.
Kunden der Raiffeisen Bankengruppe können in Abstimmung mit ihrem Kundenbetreuer Zugang zu unseren Services erhalten.
We are a diverse team of around 80 analysts based in Austria and 13 countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). Our products and expertise rely on continuous and close collaboration between the research teams in CEE and Vienna. Moreover, we are the exclusive provider to the Austrian Raiffeisen Banking Group regarding retail research.
We consider ourselves a leading research boutique focused on CEE, Austria and the euro area. We offer local market expertise plus contact to well-established experts on the ground in CEE and Austria. On a product level, we offer a granular coverage of CEE and the Austrian market and its issuers (Macro, Fixed Income, Equity) with a growing ESG-Focus. Our well-established analyst colleagues from Budapest to Bucharest to Tirana and Moscow will be happy to assist you and provide competent expert advice.
Our international clients (mostly institutional and corporate clients as well as public institutions) can benefit from our wide-ranging research footprint in CEE. Access to our research services can be granted to all RBI corporate clients and all other non-MiFID II regulated clients. Clients subject to MiFID II regulation are kindly asked to approach us via their Capital Market Sales contacts at RBI.