Economic Insights

Postponing motherhood could compound the challenges faced by already aging societies, but at the individual level, it could help narrow the income and pension gaps between men and women.

Global trade has bounced back stronger than expected so far in 2021, driven by input restocking and shipping constraints rather than supply-demand dynamics.

While both France and Germany didn't make it to the UEFA EURO 2020 final, we find a welcome tie between the EU’s two largest economies when it comes to weathering the Covid-19 crisis, judging by GDP developments, labor market performance, debt toll and policy support.

It is too soon to tell the long-term effects of the Covid-19 crisis on inequality in Latin America, but income and labor markets already seem to be Patient Zero.

With investors increasingly looking for yield-enhancing opportunities, China has emerged as a big capital hook, given its resilient economy, stable currency and relatively liquid fixed income market.

The Covid-19 pandemic and related global economic crisis have triggered an unprecedented shift in public debt sustainability in the developing world.

In the third edition of the Allianz Pulse, we at surveyed 1,000 people each in Germany, France and Italy about their views on political and economic issues, as well as their expectations for the future.

The decision to postpone pregnancy or have fewer children could have lasting effects on demographic change, contributing further to the aging of societies.

While in the real economy the "Grand Reopening" party has just started, bond markets are seemingly positioned for a prolonged stagflationary scenario.