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Luke Bartholomew, Senior Economist, talks to Felix Feather, European Economic Analyst, about why the Eurozone economy is stagnating, and how the German economy in particular is facing significant cyclical and structural headwinds.

Our economists discuss the impact of higher energy prices and shifting geopolitics on Germany’s growth model, how fiscal policy is being shaped by new rules and court rulings, and what the European Central Bank needs to see before it is ready to start cutting interest rates.

You can also listen to this podcast on Apple Podcasts:                               Macro Bytes on Apple Podcasts

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