ING Bank N.V.
June 29, 2026
The Economic Toll of Europe’s Record-Breaking Heatwave
Macro ThematicMacro Economic IndicatorsOther
Record-breaking heatwaves in Europe are increasingly acting as a significant drag on economic output, productivity, and supply chain stability. These weather events are no longer temporary disruptions but systemic macroeconomic risks, particularly for economies with legacy infrastructure.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Heatwaves are no longer temporary anomalies but significant macroeconomic variables impacting European GDP.
- 2.Infrastructure and labor-intensive sectors in northern Europe are increasingly vulnerable due to a lack of climate adaptation.
Table of Contents
- The economic toll of Europe’s record-breaking heatwave
- Gauging the economic impact of heatwaves
- Heatwaves pose a new downside risk to European growth
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Authors
Carsten Brzeski
Themes
Climate Adaptation InfrastructureClimate Change and Economic Growth
Regions
EuropeFranceUKSwitzerland
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