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UK Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EWU )

31.07 -0.18 (-0.56%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 2:58 PM EDT, Mar 24, 2023 Add to My Watchlist
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A Case for U.K. Equities: Valuation and Yields Look Attractive
Even with an attractive valuation and yield environment, fund flows do not appear to be rushing into U.K. equity funds. 
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Country Performance Since COVID-Low
COVID impacted each country differently for a variety of factors. First, government responses differed greatly. 
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Ukraine In Crisis: Taking Stock Of Major Market Moves
Economic data lifts the dollar but oil and gold prices rose as markets prepared for the weekend. 
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Portfolios Look Exposed To Inflation Risk
I’ve been skeptical that this was a wage-driven phenomenon, pointing out in early December that UK private-sector employers expected to raise wages lower than inflation, while most public sector... 
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UK PMIs Signal Omicron Rebound And Stubborn Inflation
Signs of a growth rebound and ongoing inflationary pressures from the latest purchasing manager indices will act as another green light for Bank of England policymakers, who look poised to hike... 
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UK inflation surprise adds to March rate hike case
Headline CPI has reached 5.5%, and a quick glance at the details shows the annual adjustment to the basket weights is partly responsible for the slightly higher reading than we’d expected. 
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Solid UK jobs backdrop bolsters Bank of England’s rate hike case
At face value, the UK jobs market looks much like it did pre-pandemic. Taken with rising headline inflation, that makes a February rate hike look more likely. 
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UK growth cools as headwinds begin to build
The UK's September GDP figures are much less exciting once health spending is stripped out, and overall growth momentum appears to be slowing (albeit not to a total stop). 
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Bank of England: Four scenarios for the November meeting
Markets fully expect a 15bp rate hike at the November meeting, and they’re unlikely to be left disappointed. 
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Futures Tumble After Deadly Escalation In Ukraine Crisis
Any hope of de-escalation following the news late last night that Putin and Biden had agreed to a Macron-organized summit to pursue a diplomatic path out of the Ukraine crisis lasted only a few hours,... 
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If The Market Panicked, Will The Fed?
The higher-than-expected US CPI coupled with strong comments from the Federal Reserve's leading hawk saw a surge in interest rates, knocking stocks and lifting the dollar. 
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UK GDP Only Fractionally Lower Due To Omicron
Another surge in health spending helped offset Omicron-related weakness in consumer services, to deliver only a modest hit to December's monthly GDP. 
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Britons Face "Perfect Storm" Of Rising Taxes, Heating Costs, & Food Inflation
The British people are facing a serious cost-crunch in terms of their cost of living as heating costs surge up to 50% while taxes climb and inflation eats away at people's earnings. 
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Is The US January CPI Anti-Climactic?
Equities in Asia extended their recovery and Europe's Stoxx 600 is up for the fourth consecutive session. US futures, are, however, trading lower ahead of the January CPI figure. 
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British Public "Outraged" By BoE Chief's Request That They Not Ask For Wage Hikes As Inflation Surges
Instead, BoJo and the British public have joined together to lash out at Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey for telling Britons not to ask for a raise this year despite the threat of runaway... 
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Futures, Global Markets Jump As Bond Rout Eases
Much of today's rally is the result of Bank of France Governor Villeroy pushing back against market pricing yesterday, which suggests that there are indeed limits to just how far central banks are... 
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Risk Appetites Return (For The Moment)
A pullback in yields is bolstering risk appetites today, lifting equities and weighing on the greenback. Most Asia Pacific equity markets rallied at least 1%, led by Hong Kong. 
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Debt Markets Calm
A calmer European debt market and the second consecutive decline in the German two-year yield has weighed on the euro. It briefly dipped below $1.14 in the European morning. 
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European Rate Surge Continues
Given dramatic reaction to last week's ECB meeting and Lagarde's reluctance to pledge no hikes this year, the focus remains on the ECB. 
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Bank Of England Set For Further Hikes Amid Inflation Concern
The Bank of England has hiked rates for a second consecutive meeting and we now expect further moves in March and May. But that might be more or less it. 
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European Interest Rate And Oil Price Adjustment Continue Ahead Of US/Canada Jobs Report
Better earnings from Amazon, Pinterest, and Snap lifted US tech after the dramatic loss on Wall Street yesterday. Most Asia Pacific bourses rose, led by the 3.75% rally as Hong Kong re-opened. India... 
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Rates Spark: The Inflation Scare Returns
German inflation has given financial markets another headache on top of Fed and Bank of England tightening this year. Core bonds are at the epicenter of the market reaction but stress could quickly... 
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Top 4 Economic Events To Move Financial Markets This Week
This week, three central banks announce their monetary policy decisions, building momentum for the NFP report scheduled for next Friday. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets Next Week
It's another big week for central bankers. Expect a rate hike from the Bank of England, which also kick starts the process of 'quantitative tightening'. 
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UK PMIs Point To Modest Omicron Economic Hit
A more modest fall in the PMIs relative to past COVID waves hints that the cumulative hit to UK monthly GDP from Omicron will be less than 1%. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets Next Week - Saturday, Jan. 22
On the same day as the anticipated Fed meeting, Canada is expected to raise interest rates. The UK purchasing managers index will be a surprise if it's not either flat or marginally higher, on track... 
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A February Bank Of England Rate Hike? It’s 50:50
Inflation is set to peak higher than previously expected, while Omicron's damage is likely to be lower and less long-lasting than past waves. We narrowly suspect policymakers will wait until May to... 
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Key Events In Developed Markets Next Week - Saturday, Jan. 7
GDP readings from November will show a pickup in growth, however, the extent of damage caused by Omicron is yet to be considered. Persistently high inflation figures will push central banks, e.g. the... 
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Shortened Day Bloodbath
It may have been a shortened session in the US, but equities took a big hit around the globe today. 
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Brexit Blowback: European Fishing's Dependence On British Waters
Nearly a year after the conclusion of the trade agreement between the European Union and the United Kingdom, Statista's Martin Armstrong reports that the issue of fishing remains a major source of... 
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