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Germany Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EWG )

32.44 +0.12 (+0.37%)
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German Government Sends In The Paramedics
The summer break in Germany was anything but calm. 
Via Talk Markets
Latest Ifo Index Adds To Germany’s Economic Woes
Another sharp drop in Germany's most prominent leading indicator suggests that the economy is in for a longer period of stagnation than previously expected. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
German Stagnation In The Second Quarter Confirmed
The second estimate of second-quarter GDP growth confirms the stagnation of Europe's largest economy and will do very little to end the 'sick man of Europe' debate. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
German Industrial ‘Bad News Show’ Continues
A further drop in German industrial production in June is another illustration of the country's ongoing stagnation. 
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German Exports Still Stuck In Stagnation
Today’s export numbers confirm the picture painted by last week's initial GDP growth estimate: the German economy remains stuck in stagnation. 
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German Labor Market Shows Very First Cracks
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Regional German Inflation Data Show Hidden Disinflationary Trend
The regional data point to a slight drop in German headline inflation in July. 
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German Industrial Production Drops In May
German industry is still stagnating and needs an activity surge in June to avoid an extension of the recession. 
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German Exports Disappoint Again
A minor drop in May exports is another illustration that sluggish exports are not an exception but rather the new normal. 
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German Disinflationary Trend Pauses For The Summer
With lower-than-expected energy prices and dropping food prices, German inflation could come down faster than the ECB expects. 
Via Talk Markets
German Economy Stagnated In The Second Quarter
The flash estimate of German GDP growth shows that the Eurozone's largest economy stagnated in the second quarter and seems to be stuck in the twilight zone between stagnation and recession. 
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Emerging Markets (EEM) Attempts A Break Out
The average country ETF is 4.55% away from a 52-week high after posting a double-digit YTD gain. Based on developed and emerging countries, there has been some divergence. 
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The German Economy Is In A ‘Slowcession’ And Needs A New Reform Agenda
Another drop in Germany's most prominent leading indicator, the Ifo index, confirms that the economy is back on a downward trend before any upward trend had actually started. 
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Germany Needs An Agenda 2030
A stagnating economy, cyclical headwinds and structural challenges bring to mind the early 2000s and call for a new reform agenda. 
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A Political And Economic "Doom Loop" Is Underway In Germany
Germany has massive deindustrialization problems on which it is in denial. Add a political doom loop to the mix. 
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German Industrial Production Remains Weak In April
With another rebound that was too weak to bring any substantial relief, industrial production increased by a meager 0.3% month-on-month in April. 
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German Export Rebound In April Is Too Small To Make Us Happy
After the collapse of German exports in March, the rebound in April may seem like good news, but in fact, the recovery was too weak to bring real relief. 
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Germany Is In Recession
Unemployment is up, output is down. 
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German ZEW Index Adds To Recent Growth Worries
The third drop in a row for the German ZEW index marks a turning point for the worse as any growth optimism from the start of the year evaporates. 
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Disinflationary Trend In Germany Gains Momentum In May
Another drop in headline inflation suggests that the disinflationary trend in Germany is gradually broadening. However, it will not (yet) stop the European Central Bank from hiking rates again. 
Via Talk Markets
ETFs In Focus As Germany Slips Into Recession
According to recent data, the German economy experienced a contraction in the first quarter of 2023, pushing the largest economy in Europe into a recession. Here are some ETFs with exposure to Germany... 
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US Debt Ceiling Talks Continue, Market Uncertainty Rises
Japan’s National CPI and Australia’s unemployment rate are the two most important data releases expected for the rest of the week. 
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Disappointing German March Macro Data Increase Risk Of Technical Recession
After a strong rebound in February, almost all hard data plunged in March. Industrial production is the latest data release, published this morning, coming in at -3.4% month-on-month, from +2.1% MoM in... 
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German Headline Inflation Continues Gradual Downward Trend In April
After energy price inflation, it is now food price inflation that has started to drop as a result of base effects, pushing down German headline inflation. 
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German Economy Not Out Of Recessionary Danger, Yet
The stagnation of the German economy shows that the eurozone's largest economy has not escaped the risk of a recession. 
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German Ifo Improves Marginally In April
An improving Ifo index is always good news. However, a weaker current assessment component and below-average expectations do little to take away the stagnation risk for this year. 
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Strong Industrial Data Alleviates Recession Risk In Germany
German industrial production rose much more than expected in February. A technical recession has now been avoided, but we're expecting only subdued growth in the months ahead. 
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German Industrial Orders Surged In February
German industrial orders surged in February, brightening the outlook for German industry. Industrial orders increased by 4.8% month-on-month, from 0.5% MoM in January. 
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5 Best And Worst Performing Country ETFs For Q1 2023: A Defaulting Country's Stock Market Beats S&P 500
As the first quarter of 2023 is coming to an end, now is an opportune time to assess the stock market performance of different countries. The U.S. stock market, as represented by the SPDR S&P 500 ETF... 
Via Benzinga
German Inflation Drops But There’s No Sign Of Broader Downward Trends
German headline inflation dropped in March to the lowest level since last summer. However, there are still no signs of any broader disinflationary trend outside energy and commodity prices. 
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