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iShares MSCI Germany Index Fund (NY: EWG )

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German GDP Growth Of -0.4% Proves That A Recession Is In The Making
The third estimate of German GDP growth in the final quarter of 2022 shows that celebrating resilience was a bit premature. A technical recession is in the making. 
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German Ifo Improves But Those Recession Fears Haven’t Gone Away
More sentiment improvement in Germany as the Ifo index increased once again in February. 
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The Price Of Gold Is Now In A Buy Zone As US Dollar In Forex Market Is Overbought
Gold is trading near a major support level zone at its 50-day moving average. Meanwhile, the US dollar index is overbought while being in a downtrend. 
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Germany’s Sudden Halt In December Is Confirmed
A terrible industrial production report confirms the economy's sudden and hard halt in December. 
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The EU Will Lag On AI For The Same Reason It Lost On Phones And EVs
Let's discuss why the EU lags on artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, cloud storage, phone technology, and nearly everything else. 
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German Labor Market Starts The Year Off Strongly
Only a small increase in unemployment in January shows that the labor market remains an important source of resilience in the economy. 
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Rates Spark: Can’t Keep A Bund Down
The bond market rally is returning with a vengeance. Lower implied volatility and inflation expectations justify the move but we think the macro underlying assumptions are questionable. 
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German Economy Still Defies Recession
The German economy grew by 1.9% in 2022. This implies a stagnating, not contracting, the economy in the fourth quarter. 
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German Industry Stagnates At Too Low Level
Industrial activity in November provided more evidence that the economy did not fall off a cliff in the fourth quarter but was not strong enough to avoid a contraction either. 
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Eurozone Sentiment Continues To Improve
Economic sentiment in the eurozone increased to 99.9 in January, the third consecutive increase. Service sector businesses were particularly upbeat, resulting in stubbornly high selling price... 
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German Economy Falls Into Winter Recession
So much for reliable statistics! The German economy contracted in the fourth quarter of 2022 after the first tentative statistics pointed to stagnation. 
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German Ifo Index Improves Again In January
Germany’s most prominent indicator has improved for the fourth month in a row, but the renewed optimism is still based on very fragile fundamentals. 
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German Exports Weaken Further In November
Exports continue to weaken, suggesting that recession fears are real. German exports, seasonally and calendar-adjusted, decreased by 0.3% month-on-month in November, from -0.6% MoM in October. 
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German Inflation Drops To 8.6% In December
Lower oil and gasoline prices and the first phase of the government's gas price cap have pushed down headline inflation in December. Still, at current levels, inflation remains a major concern in... 
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German Ifo Index Brings Year-End Optimism
Germany’s most prominent leading indicator, the Ifo index, staged a strong rebound, increasing to 88.6 in December, from 86.4 in November. 
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Germany And Philippines: Increased Inflation And A Recession
Inflation in Germany is now going to be 7.2% in 2023. Far higher than the 4.5% estimate from June. 
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Some Relief In German Inflation
A very small breather for German inflation. Headline inflation came in at 10% year-on-year in November, from 10.4% in October. 
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November Ifo Signals That Hope Is Back
Germany’s most prominent leading indicator, the Ifo index, staged a strong rebound, increasing to 86.3 in November, from 84.5 in October. 
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Inflation Shock Gets Worse In Germany
German inflation increased once again in October. We are still a few months away from the peak 
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German Industrial Production Weakens Further In October
Industrial production adds to evidence that the gradual slide into recession continued at the start of the final quarter of the year. 
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Slight Uptick In German Industrial Orders In October
Industrial orders rebounded slightly in October, on the back of strong bulk orders. However, Germany's descent into an industrial recession continues. 
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Country ETFs Outperforming U.S. Recently
For most major global equity markets, at some point this Fall a 52-week low has been put in place, with significant rallies since then. 
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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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Brazil Remains A Black Sheep
Relative to the rest of the world, the S&P 500’s one-week performance has actually been middling at just over 5%. 
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German Economy Sees Surprise Growth In The Third Quarter
The German economy recorded surprise GDP growth in the third quarter. However, this does not mean that the country will avoid a recession. 
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German Ifo Weakens Again In October
The speed of the weakening of sentiment indicators is at least slowing, but for the rest there is very little evidence that the German economy can avoid recession. 
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German Economy Weakens In August
Weak industrial production and retail sales provide further evidence that the German economy continues to slide into recession. 
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What Is Happening Inside European Markets?
Thanks to a good European earnings season, the benchmark index has now gained for four weeks in a row. However, the rising inflation and recession rattling the economy might cause this profit growth to... 
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Germany’s Long Slide Into Recession Continues
Industrial production held up well in September, illustrating how the economy stumbled but didn't fall in the third quarter. Macro data and events of the last week, however, confirm our view that the... 
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ETF Total Returns Across Asset Classes
Significant drops in price this year have erased years of built-up gains, and now a lot of areas of global financial markets are actually looking at double-digit percentage declines going back to the... 
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