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iShares MSCI Eurozone ETF (NY: EZU )

53.84 -0.59 (-1.08%)
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Spain’s Housing Market Is Contracting, But A Soft Landing Remains Likely
The Spanish housing market has experienced a notable decline recently. However, despite the sharp rise in interest rates, there are enough mitigating factors that make a soft-landing scenario likely. 
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STOXX 600 Earnings Outlook 23Q2
Second-quarter earnings are expected to decrease by 8.2% from Q2 2022. Excluding the Energy sector, earnings are expected to increase by 4.2%. 
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Eurozone Inflation Remains On Track For A Bumpy Ride Down
Headline inflation continues to drop quickly on energy price effects, but core inflation ticked back up in June. 
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Latest Monetary Developments In The Eurozone Point To A Gloomy Outlook
The latest monetary developments in the Eurozone showed that lending to businesses and households deteriorated again in May. 
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EUR/USD Forecast: Lagarde’s Hawkish Remarks Send Euro Higher
Today’s EUR/USD forecast is bullish. The euro rose on Thursday after hawkish comments from ECB president Christine Lagarde. On Wednesday, leaders of the world’s major central banks reiterated their... 
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Europe’s Industry Outlook: We’re Still Riding The Energy And Pandemic Shockwaves
The European auto industry was plagued by supply-chain disruptions after the pandemic. 
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Eurozone PMI Drops Again In June, Confirming Weakness In Economy
The PMI dropped sharply in June, giving a broad sense of weakening economic activity towards the end of the quarter. 
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ECB Hikes Policy Rates By 25bp
The European Central Bank continues its hiking cycle and shows no sign of pausing any time soon. 
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The Entire Euro System Faces Failure
In these dog days of summer, there is a new complacency over the financial and economic status of the Eurozone. 
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Eurozone Monetary Transmission Remains Fast At Work
Bank lending and money growth continue to weaken as the European Central Bank's historic hiking cycle continues to have a significant effect. 
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Greece’s New Democracy Party Wins A Second Term
After a second round of voting, under a different electoral system, New Democracy managed to obtain an absolute majority. A new mandate for PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis looms, with non-trivial challenges... 
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Lagarde Pre-Announces Another ECB Rate Hike For July
The European Central Bank President, Christine Lagarde, is keeping the door wide open for more interest rate rises this summer and has been explaining her decision to raise eurozone rates again by 25... 
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Eurozone Industrial Production Up In April But With Lots Of Underlying Weakness
The production increase in April underwhelms and leaves a good chance of negative overall production growth in the second quarter. 
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Germany And Ireland Officially Tip Eurozone Economy Into Recession
On an annual basis, the eurozone's economy saw a contraction of 0.4% in Q1 2023. 
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Eurozone In Technical Recession After All
The latest revisions of the GDP figure for the first quarter resulted in a 0.1% drop. That makes for a second decline in a row. 
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Eurozone Inflation Sharply Down To 6.1% In May
The ECB has more or less committed to a June hike but from there on, things get more uncertain. 
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Lower Rates By The End Of 2023, But There Are Risks
We previously forecast market rates to fall, curves to steepen and US rates to converge on eurozone ones. The biggest risk is sticky inflation, higher market rates, and then something breaks. 
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Eurozone Sentiment Survey For May Adds To Growth Worries
Data on the eurozone's economic performance have been a mixed bag recently. 
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BoC Decides On Rates, Chinese Exports Plunge In May
The Bank of Canada interest rate decision is due later today, the Japanese and Eurozone’s GDP growth report for the first quarter of 2023 will be among the most important financial data reports for the... 
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EUR/USD Analysis: Cooler Inflation Fails To Shift ECB Hike Bets
Investors’ focus now turns back to US data as speculation over whether the Fed will hike in June continues. Watch out for fresh EUR/USD analysis from the team as the data could shift Fed bets again. 
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France: Consumption Plunges While Inflation Moderates
The second quarter got off to a poor start in France, with household consumption falling for the third consecutive month in April. The outlook has been revised downwards. Inflationary pressures seem to... 
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EU Inflation Rate Ahead Of ECB Decision
The ECB will meet in a couple of weeks amongst growing doubt it will deliver on as much tightening as officials claim. 
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A Challenging Year Ahead For Dutch Hospitality
Spending per restaurant visit is on the rise in the Netherlands, despite subdued consumer confidence. We still think there's reason to remain cautious as hotel and restaurant entrepreneurs in the... 
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Europe’s Manufacturing Sector Faces Contraction
The manufacturing sector is facing potential contraction due to prior elevated producer price pressures and interest rates. 
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Eurozone Industrial Production Weakens In March
The drop of -4.1% in eurozone production in March likely overstates the weakness at the end of the first quarter, due to a curious decline in Ireland. 
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Eurozone PMI Dropped In May Due To Manufacturing Contraction
The composite PMI fell from 54.1 to 53.3 in May, which is the first decline since October last year. The divergence between services and manufacturing is growing, with services inflation accelerating... 
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Tuesday Talk: Trying To Keep The Beat
The major indices struggled to stay up during the day on Monday but were able recover their rhythm by the close of trading. A debt ceiling solution remains elusive as talks resume today. 
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US Retail Sales And Canadian CPI Inflation In The Spotlight
April’s US retail sales report will be published by the US Census Bureau later today. Market experts project a 0.7% rise on a month-to-month basis. 
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Results Of The ECB Consumer Expectations Survey
Increasing unemployment rate expectations suggest that consumers are becoming more cautious in their spending and investment decisions. 
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Lagarde Keeps Door Open For Further Rate Hikes
At the press conference following the 25bp rate hike, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde tried to send a rather hawkish message, keeping the door open for further hikes. 
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