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June 24, 2026

US at 250 – Why has the US been so successful and can it continue?

To mark the 250 year anniversary of US independence, we explore how the US emerged as a global superpower, and why it’s likely to remain one despite new challenges.

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Featured Research

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Macro

June 23, 2026

Markets after the US-Iran deal and the Fed

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Rate Check

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Macro | June 30, 2026

Chart of The Day: Licence to Chill: The Mag-007 dip.

Figure 1 :The rotation away from large-cap Tech has continued. US index performance (Oct 29 2025 = 100)

Source: Bloomberg Finance LP, Deutsche Bank Asset Allocation, Last update June 29

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May 20, 2026

Stepping up trade defences against China

The growing bilateral EU-China trade deficit is symptomatic of the "second China shock" hitting the EU manufacturing sector and will reinforce calls for the EU to step up its trade defences against China.

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Germany

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Politics & Policy

May 26, 2026

In the Shadow of Fiscal Expansion: A Chartbook

The municipalities are in a major budgetary crisis, which escalated in 2025. In this chartbook, we highlight the structural causes and discuss potential solutions.

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Germany

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Macro

April 21, 2026

Germany’s Automotive Transition: A Chartbook

Germany as an automotive location and the German automotive industry have been challenged by cyclical headwinds and massive structural changes in recent years.

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Germany

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Macro

January 27, 2026

More tempo - a catalyst for faster infrastructure spending is in the making

Germany’s historical fiscal regime change has been “live” since October. Now, a new law promises to act as a catalyst for faster infrastructure spending.

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Germany

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Industry & Energy

November 19, 2025

Industrial power price: Short-term relief rather than a cure

The German government has agreed to introduce an industrial electricity price starting in 2026. The target price is to be 5 cents per kilowatt-hour for half of the electricity consumption and will be limited to the years 2026 to 2028.

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Germany