Johanna Treeck is a European Economics Correspondent at POLITICO Europe. She covers a wide range of topics related to business and economics, including economic policy, global and regional economies, and international finance, with a keen focus on law and legal affairs. Johanna's insights and analyses have been featured in POLITICO Europe, POLITICO, and E&E News.
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Johanna focuses on the European Central Bank (ECB), interest rates, inflation, and monetary policy. She often cites data and covers government announcements related to finance, economy, and politics.
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ECB president has floated early ECB departure to play a role in the French presidential campaign.
French presidential candidate renewed his call in August for the ECB to freeze pandemic-era government debt.
By: Johanna Treeck
Political bargaining over who takes three top jobs at Europe's top bank may be misguided.
But leading German economists warned of more trouble ahead, including rapidly rising debt levels.
Major eurozone economies see price growth above forecasts and at multi-year highs.
How long before Paris and others start looking to the ECB to rescue them?
By: Johanna Treeck
Germany's far-right party may drop one of its founding tenets to broaden its electoral appeal.
The ECB president strongly encouraged reporters to buy her memoir, Lady First, during a press conference last month.
As climate risks mount, the ECB faces a test of its commitment to green finance.
Whoever takes on top roles at the ECB will face huge challenges as the fallout of the Iran war continues to hit Europe's economies.
