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iShares MSCI Eurozone ETF (NY:EZU)

59.48 +0.33 (+0.56%)
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More News From The ECB Press Conference After First Rate Hike Since 2011
Forward guidance was changed to a “meeting-by-meeting” approach, which is a more dovish tweak compared with the aggressive forward guidance from the June meeting. 
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ECB Hikes Interest Rates By An Outsized 50 BPs, EUR/USD Punches Higher
The ECB hiked interest rates by a larger then expected 50 basis points today, the first rate hike by the ECB for over 11 years. Going into the decision, the market had been looking for a 25bp hike with... 
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ECB Hikes Rates By 50bp And Softens Forward Guidance
A historic day for the European Central Bank. For the first time since 2011, the Bank has hiked interest rates and did so with a bang, hiking rates by 50bp. 
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Eurozone Labor Market Powers Ahead
As worker shortages persist throughout the eurozone, ING's Bert Colijn outlines our outlook for the labor market as the region inches towards recession. 
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Euro Area Final CPI Ahead Of ECB’s Interest Rate Decision On Thursday
Tomorrow we get the release of the final June CPI figures for the Euro Area. Since we already had the preliminary numbers at the start of the month, it’s much less likely to catch the market by... 
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No, The Eurozone Doesn’t Have A Similar Inflation Problem
The US is currently experiencing 9.1% CPI inflation, while the eurozone has 8.6% inflation. That sounds pretty similar, doesn’t it? In fact, inflation in the eurozone is much different from inflation... 
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Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of July 18
All eyes are on the European Central Bank meeting next Thursday when we are expecting a hike of 25bp. 
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ECB Gets Ready For Rate Lift-Off
Next week’s European Central Bank meeting will finally mark the very first-rate lift-off since 2011. The decision has been so well prepared that just delivering the expected could be a disappointment. 
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Euro Credit Supply: Higher spreads are keeping supply limited
All-in funding costs have continued to rise over the past weeks, with swap rates and credit spreads under pressure to new wides. 
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Eurozone Inflation Jumps To 8.6% On Food And Energy Effects
Another ugly inflation reading as energy and food prices push inflation to a new high. 
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Eurozone Industrial Production Ticks Up In May But Outlook Remains Bleak
Decent production growth in May seems to be driven by backlogs of work being fulfilled. Weakness for the coming months remains the base case as surveys indicate orders are dropping and supply chain... 
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The Threat Of Public Debt In The Eurozone
As public debt in the eurozone approaches €12 trillion (95.6% of GDP), the euro has never been so threatened by structural instabilities. The ECB's key interest rate changes are increasingly... 
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Turkey: Broad-based Inflationary Pressures Continue
Inflation in Turkey, standing at slightly below 80% in June, continues to face a challenging outlook given an accommodative monetary policy stance and elevated cost-push pressures. 
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Eurozone unemployment reaches new all-time low despite economic slowdown
Unemployment fell to 6.6% in May, keeping pressure on wage growth despite the economy showing signs of weakening. 
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Rates Spark: Nearing Turning Points
Unabated central bank hawkishness is stoking recession fears and markets are pulling forward prospective tipping points. 
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German Inflation Comes Down As Government Measures Bite
The government's energy relief package pushed down German headline inflation in June. This is not a turning point – yet – but rather evidence that it is currently governments and not central banks that... 
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ECB reacts to recent bond spread widening
When the ECB goes into an ad hoc meeting less than a week after its last official rate-setting meeting, we know it must be an emergency. 
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ECB stuck in sequencing
For next week’s European Central Bank meeting the only really interesting question is why they don’t start hiking rates immediately instead of waiting until July. 
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Eurozone Consumer Remains Downbeat
The consumer confidence indicator ticked up slightly in May, from -22 to -21.1. 
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The eurozone’s consumer’s still not putting their money where their mouth is
Eurozone consumption is still experiencing a temporary bump from catch-up spending on services although today’s PMI figures are already starting to cast doubt on that view. 
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Real Wages In The Eurozone Will Return To Modest Growth Next Year
Since the recovery from the financial crisis, nominal wage growth in the eurozone has been sluggish. This is often attributed to weaker trade unions. But wage growth in real terms is higher now than it... 
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Feedback Loops Of Destruction…
Humility, practicing weak opinions weakly held, is essential in this market. The market will serve it up to you one way or another, so better to adopt it preemptively. It hurts less. 
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EUR & ECB Preview: No Hawkish Surprise Unless Lagarde Hints At 50bp Hike
Thursday's European Central Bank meeting will raise the question of why it's delayed tightening and whether a 25bp rate rise in July is a done deal or if there's room for more. 
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Rates Spark: Some Encouraging Signs For The ECB
These are still early days and we think the ECB will have to deliver both on hopes of a spread management facility, and on the hikes the market is pricing this year. Question is: will it make enough... 
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Bank Pulse: More Eurozone Bank Lending In April Against Higher Rates
Eurozone bank net lending was solid in April despite rising rates. The mechanics of bank balance sheets implies that lending rates will continue to rise faster than deposit rates in the near future. 
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Price of Crude Jumps As EU Foolishly Doubles Down On Sanctions
The EU reached a deal with Hungary and moved forward with more sanctions on Russian oil imports. As expected in this corner, the price of crude jumped. 
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Eurozone Inflation Jumps Again, To 8.1%
Another broad-based surge in inflation – with core now at 3.8% – is adding pressure on the European Central Bank to act quickly. 
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EU Climate Spend Overstated by €72 Billion, Reporting Unreliable
Climate spending by the EU has been substantially lower than reported, according to a special report released today by the European Court of Auditors. 
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High Eurozone Inflation Set To Continue Despite Dip In Selling Price Expectations
Despite signs of slowing across the economy, there's still considerable pressure on the European Central Bank. 
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Eurozone Crisis: France And Greece Are The Countries Most At Risk
The Greek public debt crisis of 2010 is in fact not over, with the country still living on life support. The same could happen soon to France. 
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