Statements

Kiel Institute experts regularly comment on topical economic policy developments in short statements.

Statement

17.09.2025

Fed should avoid large interest rate cut
Statement

11.09.2025

ECB interest rate pause preserves monetary policy flexibility
Statement

28.07.2025

EU-US tariff deal jeopardizes rules-based global trade
Statement

18.06.2025

A Fed rate cut would be difficult to justify economically
Statement

05.06.2025

ECB interest rate cut well justified
Statement

07.05.2025

The Fed's independence is at stake
Statement

19.03.2025

Fed faces difficult times
Statement

06.03.2025

ECB interest rate decision: Euro area economy needs stronger stimulus
Statement

25.11.2024

Mercosur agreement urgently needed
Statement

06.11.2024

Trump victory economically most difficult moment in the history of the Federal Republic
Statement

14.10.2024

Award is an excellent fit for populist times
Statement

12.06.2024

Countervailing Duties: EU Shows Strength Against China’s E-Vehicle Subsidies
Statement

10.06.2024

Schularick: European elections
Statement

18.04.2024

Scholz's China visit falls short of possible outcomes
Statement

10.04.2024

Most important European asylum system reform of the last decade makes decisive step forward
Statement

30.01.2024

Evergrande's liquidation burdens China but does not trigger an international financial crisis
Statement

10.01.2024

Diversifying away from Taiwan by Germany and the EU would entail higher risks
Statement

09.10.2023

Nobel Prize in Economics 2023 for a Pioneering Woman Working with Historical Data
Statement

27.07.2023

High interest rates expose German growth deficits
Statement

13.07.2023

German China strategy relies on EU as counterpole
Statement

04.05.2022

Russia is financially prepared for longer war—even in case of an oil embargo