Economic Spotlight

The new agreement between the EU and China will have a major impact on the opportunities for European companies in China if EU finally approves the agreement.

Investors were still in the mood to buy all kinds of securities towards the end of 2020 and it seems to continue into January.

Investors have a new free trade zone to become familiar with. It is currently the world's largest, and the financial world has just been presented with version 1.0, which will develop further and offer new opportunities for investors.

Covid-19 infections are far from being under control globally, but it is realistic to talk about the time after the Covid-19 crisis, and some countries are now putting the crisis behind them.

Just two months ahead of a potentially hard Brexit, British consumers are not hoarding anything, though this could be an indication for investors to hoard British stocks.

All countries are fighting for economic growth, including China, but next year marks a special year in China, an event that Beijing has been dedicatedly working on over the past ten years.

Covid-19 tightens its grip once again on Europe, including Germany, revealing the vulnerability of the German economy.

The next Chinese five-year plan will most likely include the so-called "dual circulation" plan, where higher private consumption is a key element, which will attract interest.

Together with the first TV debate, the US presidential election campaign is entering the hot phase, but the electorate has moved again, and this may well challenge Wall Street.