
Greg Fuzesi
Chief economist for the Eurozone.
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Jul 25, 2025 • 25min
Global FX, Rates and Economics: Post-ECB and pre-trade deal thoughts
Renowned economist Greg Fuzesi shares his insights on the recent ECB meeting and its implications for the Eurozone. He discusses how US-EU tariff negotiations are shaping the economic landscape, outlining potential effects on currency markets and inflation. The conversation dives into the expected impacts of ECB policies on money market rates and bond yields, showcasing a balanced outlook on the euro's strength. Fuzesi elaborates on navigating market signals amidst upcoming economic events, emphasizing the resilience of the European economy.

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Feb 24, 2025 • 22min
Global FX and Economics: German elections - “The world isn’t waiting” but the euro will have to
In this discussion, Greg Fuzesi, J.P. Morgan's Eurozone head economist and an expert on German politics, dives into the recent German elections. He highlights the implications of coalition stability for economic sentiment. The dilemmas surrounding Germany's debt restrictions come to light, alongside its critical role in EU fiscal rules. Fuzesi balances optimism and caution about the euro's future, acknowledging the complexities of global economic trends and the dollar's dynamics. A fascinating insight into navigating fiscal challenges!

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Jun 20, 2025 • 27min
Global FX and Economics: A look back to monetary policy and a look ahead to fiscal
In this discussion, Greg Fuzesi, Chief Euro-Rider Economist at J.P. Morgan, sheds light on the implications of Germany's upcoming budget and the NATO summit for foreign exchange markets. The panel analyzes recent central bank meetings, focusing on how geopolitical risks and strong U.S. data are impacting dollar sentiment. They delve into the fiscal challenges Germany faces, the influence of foreign investment trends, and the shifting dynamics of currency valuations, all while evaluating the dollar's potential downtrend post-FOMC meeting.