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Eurozone Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EZU )

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ECB Minutes Show Tentatively Growing Recession Concerns
At first glance, the minutes of the European Central Bank's October meeting do not point to a pivot any time soon. However, reading between the lines, there seem to be growing recession concerns. 
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Eurozone PMI Remains In Contraction Territory But Inflation Pressures Fade
The Eurozone composite PMI came in at 47.8 in November, slightly better than in October but nonetheless confirms a contraction in the business economy. 
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EUR/USD Update: German PPI Surprise Fails To Arrest Slide As Risk-Off Mood Returns
The Euro continued its decline against the greenback this morning as rising covid cases in China seem to have dented sentiment. The risk-off mood has benefitted the dollar as investors continue to... 
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Bank Forecasts Point To A Decline In Stock Indices In The Coming Weeks
Major US indices fell on Monday as hawkish comments from US Federal Reserve officials tempered investors' hopes that the central bank would ease its aggressive monetary policy. 
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Eurozone Industry Experienced Dead Cat Bounce In Third Quarter
The 3rd quarter saw remarkably strong production as easing supply problems helped production growth. Don’t expect this to continue much from here on as new orders, production expectations and... 
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ETF Focus: Foreign
Looking outside the United States, here’s what happening with some big funds. 
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Towards Another Reform Of Europe’s Fiscal Rules
On Wednesday, the European Commission started a new round of intense discussions on yet another reform of the EU’s fiscal rules, aka the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP). 
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Some Thoughts On European Monetary Policy
In America, it’s not easy to figure out exactly what’s going on with monetary policy. Europe is even more opaque. Nonetheless, I’ll take a stab at the question, as well as a few observations on the... 
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ECB Hikes Rates And Isn’t Done Yet
The ECB has hiked interest rates by 75bp, bringing the deposit facility interest rate to 1.5% and the main refinancing rate to 2%. 
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Small Rise In Retail Sales In September Is Unlikely To Be A Turning Point For Consumption
Eurozone retail sales grew by 0.4% month-on-month in September, rounding out a disappointing quarter for sales. 
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ETFs With An International Viewpoint
Time to hop overseas and explore some non-U.S. markets by way of their ETFs. A couple hold some hope for us bears. 
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The Great Unwind II
With price inflation rising out of control and interest rates rising strongly, the trading environment for commercial banks has fundamentally changed, procrastination is now the enemy of bankers. 
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EU Commits €3 Billion To Invest In Energy & Industrial Decarbonization Projects
The European Commission announced today that it will invest €3 billion in cleantech projects aimed at supporting energy and industrial decarbonization, and accelerating the EU’s energy independence... 
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Eurozone Economy Stronger Than Expected, But Inflation Beats 10%
The eurozone contraction hasn’t started yet as GDP growth for the third quarter came in at 0.2%. Inflation continues to increase though, which sets the eurozone economy up for a tough winter as a... 
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BoJ Doesn't Surprise, But EMU Does With October CPI And Q3 Growth
European bond yields are up 16-20 bp on the back of higher national EMU October inflation reports. 
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Q3 GDP For US, Euro Zone
After the controversy over whether or not the US was technically in a recession during the first half of the year, we’ll now get another round of data to potentially clear that up. 
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ECB Preview: Just Can’t Get Enough
A 75bp hike looks like a done deal but the European Central Bank has a lot on its plate at its October meeting. 
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Eurozone And UK September Inflation Figures
Despite all the attention on the mini-budget and the political fallout, the BoE still has to fight rising inflation. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets For The Week Of Oct. 24
All eyes will be on the European Central Bank meeting next week. We think a 75bp hike looks like a done deal. 
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Rates Spark: Relentless And Potentially Dangerous
Pressure continues to build on market rates, as they ratchet higher in a relentless fashion. That can be dangerous, as we can easily face circumstances where something breaks. 
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Eurozone: The Evidence Of A Downturn
Looking at all the evidence available so far, it looks like the eurozone fell into a shallow recession in the third quarter. 
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How Will The ECB Taking Away The Liquidity Punchbowl Affect Money Markets
Persistent press reports suggest a change in ECB liquidity policy as soon as the 27 October meeting. 
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Surprise Jump In Eurozone Industrial Production In August
Industrial production increased by 1.5% in August after a -2.3% drop in July. This was much better than expected but still does not erase losses from July. 
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ECB Policy Meeting Accounts Shows Further Interest Rate Hikes
The policymakers of the European central bank are concerned about the soaring prices in Europe. They see inflation to stay above the central bank’s target for an extended period. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of Sept. 26
US housing numbers will be the main focus next week. The Federal Reserve's aggressive hiking cycle has already sent the market into recession and more pain lies ahead. 
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Aggressive Fed Rate-Hiking Campaign Spooks Markets
A discussion about the latest interest-rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve, as well as recessionary risks in Europe and the status of the U.S. housing market. 
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Eurozone Sentiment Indicator Drops Markedly In September
The drop from 97.3 to 93.7 in the eurozone economic sentiment indicator indicates a likely contraction in the economy in the third quarter. Selling price expectations have been on the rise again,... 
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Spanish Inflation Falls Sharply In September
Spanish inflation fell in September to 9% from 10.5% in August, marking the second consecutive month of decline. These figures fuel hopes that the peak in inflation is now behind us. 
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Should You Buy Or Sell The Euro Ahead Of The Italian Elections?
Opinion polls point to a victory of the center-right coalition, but Giorgia Meloni – a far-right leader, will assume the leadership. What will the euro do in the face of so many headwinds? 
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Poland: Solid Industrial Performance In August Despite Energy Shock
Industrial output expanded by 10.9% YoY in August even though manufacturers face soaring energy prices and uncertainty about the availability of energy sources this winter. 
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