Martin Ademmer

Economist

Martin Ademmer is an Economist for Bloomberg Economics based in Frankfurt. He previously worked at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy and the European Central Bank and holds a PhD in economics from Kiel University.

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Volkswagen AG Union To Start Walkouts Over Cost-Cutting Plans

The Big Take

Germany Is Unraveling Just When Europe Needs It Most

High energy costs and slumping exports have made German households €2,500 poorer and the decline threatens to become irreversible.

December 15, 2024

Germany Is Unraveling Just When Europe Needs It Most

High energy costs and slumping exports have made German households €2,500 poorer and the decline threatens to become irreversible.

September 17, 2024

What the Volkswagen Jobs Crisis Means for Europe’s Economy

Manufacturing Employment Held Up in Germany | Employment in manufacturing in 2023 (2000=100)

November 6, 2023

The New Economics: Building a Toolkit for the Markets

November 6, 2023

The Price of Money Is Going Up, and It’s Not Only Because of the Fed

Hong Kong Dollar, Chinese Yuan and US Dollar Banknotes As Currency Peg Intervention From HKMA Continues Into Third Day

October 19, 2023

The Price of Money Is Going Up, and It’s Not Because of the Fed

A model devised by Bloomberg Economics that looks as far out as 2050 shows Treasury yields may stay as high as 6%.

February 6, 2023

Tricky ECB Job Apparent in Euro-Area Disinflation Drivers

European Central Bank as Lagarde's Colleagues Divided Over Strategy

January 24, 2023

What’s Behind Fall in US Yields? Fed Hope, Growth Fear

Drivers of Falling Bond Yields Since November

July 21, 2022

Gas Crisis Risks Euro-Zone Recession, 2023 Inflation at 5%

Gauging European Gas Risk | Storage for Western Europe, Italy and Austria

June 27, 2022

German Gas Crisis Is Manageable, But Next Steps Are Hard

Lower Russian gas flows are leaving Germany in a dangerous situation