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Rebecca Byrne

Rebecca Byrne

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Senior Editor and Supervisory Analyst, ING Think

London

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Business Consulting , Tech , E Commerce

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Total articles 487

  • Listen: Credit caught in the tariff turmoil

    By Rebecca Byrne, Timothy Rahill| ING Think@ President Trump’s sweeping tariff announcement on 2 April, a 90-day pause for most countries yet with escalating tariffs on China, exemptions on tech products from China, and later, news that these exemptions may only be temporary, have left investors deeply unsettled. While much of the focus last week was on soaring Treasury yields and falling stock markets, corporate bonds were hit hard, too.

    By Rebecca Byrne, Timothy Rahill · ING Think

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Listen: Why a Mar-a-Lago Accord would be an act of self-harm

    By Rebecca Byrne, Chris Turner, Padhraic Garvey Verified| ING Think@ The root cause of America's economic imbalances can be traced to a single factor: the strength of the US dollar. At least, that’s the view of Stephen Miran, President Trump’s newly appointed Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors.

    By Rebecca Byrne, Chris Turner, Padhraic Garvey Verified · ING Think

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • Listen: Credit caught in the tariff turmoil

    By Rebecca Byrne, Timothy Rahill| ING Think@ President Trump’s sweeping tariff announcement on 2 April, a 90-day pause for most countries yet with escalating tariffs on China, exemptions on tech products from China, and later, news that these exemptions may only be temporary, have left investors deeply unsettled. While much of the focus last week was on soaring Treasury yields and falling stock markets, corporate bonds were hit hard, too.

    By Rebecca Byrne, Timothy Rahill · ING Think

    Apr. 14, 2025

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ING Think