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Johannes Müller

Head of Macro Research

Biography

Joined the Company in 1994. Prior to his current role, Johannes was Chief Economist for Fixed Income. Previously, he headed the Euro Liquids asset class management team. Before, he served as a portfolio manager for fixed income and as a bond trader. He started his career in the money market fund management team

Master's Degree in Social and Economic Sciences from University of Innsbruck; CEFA - Certified European Financial Analyst; CFA Charterholder

Related Publications

No re-run of that 70s show

Mar 12, 2021
The bond market is already fretting about the U.S. economy overheating. However, we continue to think that the looming spike in inflation rates will be transitory.
  • Chart of the week

The other trade deal

Jan 08, 2021
The Brexit deal wasn't the only Christmas surprise. In the long run, the investment agreement with China could prove almost as consequential for EU exporters.
  • Chart of the week

The beginning of the pandemic’s end?

Nov 24, 2020
We are increasingly confident in our constructive base case for the world economy in 2021 and beyond, but plenty of question marks remain.
  • CIO View Quarterly

Our probably final updates on U.S. election probabilities

Oct 20, 2020
Looking good for Democrats – don't count out the underdogs, though

U.S. elections 2020: Everything will be obvious, once you know the answers

Sep 14, 2020
The upcoming U.S. elections could be remembered as the most important since 1980.
  • CIO Special

Slow, but not so steady

Sep 03, 2020
Until the Covid-19 virus is finally defeated, the recovery looks set to continue at an uneven pace. Our Macro outlook explains why.
  • CIO View Quarterly

Covid-19 and the Internet of Things

Jul 23, 2020
Smart networks of mechanical and digital machines have the potential to mitigate future pandemic risks. There are plenty of stumbling blocks, however.

At a turning point

Jun 15, 2020
Five months into the Covid pandemic, there are signs of improvements. The risk of setbacks remains high, however.
  • CIO View Quarterly

Nasty business

Mar 27, 2020
The novel coronavirus has introduced a hefty dose of uncertainty to global growth forecasts
  • CIO View Quarterly

Early signs of stabilization

Dec 04, 2019
Downside risks to global growth have shrunk in recent months. But we do not see much potential for an upside surprise either.
  • CIO View Quarterly

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