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Finvaulta tracks 5 research reports from ABN AMRO, updated through October 5, 2026. Latest: Global Trade and Manufacturing Keep Expanding on AI Tech Boom.

ABN AMRO research covering macro, government bonds, commodities, and foreign exchange, from ABN AMRO. Finvaulta indexes each report with a summary, key figures and its original publication date.

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Global Trade and Manufacturing Keep Expanding on AI Tech Boom

ABN AMRO·Oct 5, 2026

Global manufacturing reached a multi-year high in September 2026, with the global PMI rising to 53.0 led by a surge in AI and technology-driven investment. Global trade volumes continue to expand strongly, though persistent supply chain bottlenecks are maintaining upward pressure on industrial prices.

Drivers Are Buying Less Fuel and Watching Their Spending

ABN AMRO·Sep 24, 2026

ABN AMRO transaction data reveals that Dutch drivers cut fuel consumption by 12% year-on-year following energy price shocks and excise tax increases, limiting spending increases to 6%. While aggregate non-fuel consumption remained resilient, lower-income drivers cut non-fuel spending growth by 1.3 percentage points.

Sterling and Euro Under Pressure

ABN AMRO·May 21, 2026

Sterling and the euro fell against the US dollar this week due to rising energy prices and higher US Treasury yields. Markets are increasingly pricing in a more hawkish Fed stance, while UK political uncertainty adds temporary volatility.

The Pension Transition: More Pension More Spending

ABN AMRO·May 21, 2026

This report analyzes the macroeconomic impact of the Dutch pension transition, finding that 1.5 million retirees will receive income increases that translate into a 22% marginal propensity to consume. This will provide a modest EUR 500 million boost to the Dutch economy in 2026.

Warsh Inherits Powell's Unfinished Legacy

ABN AMRO·May 21, 2026

Kevin Warsh succeeds Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve Chair, likely initiating a restrictive shift in communication strategy while facing pressure to deliver rate cuts.