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iShares MSCI Eurozone ETF (NY: EZU )

48.13 +0.43 (+0.91%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 2:19 PM EST, Jan 15, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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EU Indices Technical Analysis
DAX 30, FTSE 100, STOXX 50 Technical Analysis - Elliott Wave Forecast and Trading 
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Tapering Is Just Not On The ECB Menu Card…Yet
The latest ECB minutes confirm that at least in July, the only thing on the ECB’s mind was the new forward guidance and not tapering. The summer of 2021 is clearly the summer of doves. 
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Eurozone Finances Have Deteriorated
Despite negative interest rates and money printing by the European Central Bank, having gone nowhere, Eurozone nominal GDP is even lower than it was before the Lehman crisis. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Eurozone PMI May Be Past Its Peak But Still Signals Strong Growth For 3Q
A slight decline in Eurozone PMI from 60.2 to 59.5 indicates that the rebound is set to keep GDP growth elevated for 3Q. But concerns about input shortages in manufacturing and inflationary pressures... 
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Eurozone Industrial Production Falls Again In June On Supply Problems
Supply constraints continue to dampen production but as demand remains strong, this is unlikely to throw off the economic recovery altogether. Still, continued problems do weaken third quarter GDP... 
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Eurozone mobility plateaus: Delta impact or summer lull?
The relationship between mobility and economic activity was very strong during the first wave of the coronavirus in spring 2020 but has weakened over time, as businesses have better adapted to the... 
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Exposures COVID-19
Eurozone Monetary Aggregates Reflect Solid Housing Market
Money growth decelerated to 8.3% year-on-year in June, but the underlying loan figures reflect a solid housing market and an upturn in business investment. 
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Eurozone bank lending to households at 13-Year peak
Net lending to businesses remains weak, but this is largely TLTRO-related and may improve in the months ahead. 
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Eurozone consumer confidence drops surprisingly as new cases rebound
Confidence has come down from euphoric levels as new cases increase again in large eurozone economies. 
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Eurozone industrial production falls on the back of supply chain problems
Supply chain problems continue to weigh on the eurozone industry causing production to fall by -1% MoM. 
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Markets Becalmed
The US 10-year yield is hovering around 1.18% in Europe, while the on-the-run JGB benchmark yield is below zero for the first time this year. Greek and Australia's 10-year bond yields are at new... 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Eurozone Inflation Jumps Above Target As Unemployment Drops Further
Inflation jumped on food and energy prices, while core inflation ticked down despite German VAT effects kicking in. Not much evidence of overheating in this release. 
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FX Daily: Remember The China Risk Factor?
Deteriorating political ties between Beijing and Western economies, along with further signs of a crackdown on Chinese tech companies, have caused a sell-off in Chinese equities, and a risk-off... 
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ECB Preview: Clarification Of The Clarification
Next week's ECB meeting should shed more light on whether the new strategy is just window-dressing and the formalization of the well-known monetary policy stance or actually a shift towards more... 
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Eurozone Debt Imbalances Aren't Sustainable Yet They're Unfixable Due to Germany's Constitution
What cannot go on forever, won't. But what's the resolution? 
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Eurozone inflation ticks down but pipeline pressures remain
Headline inflation is at 1.9% and for a brief moment in time, the European Central Bank has achieved its goal. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Eurozone reopening euphoria as consumer confidence surges
In June, consumer confidence increased to -3.3, which is well above pre-pandemic levels and getting close to all-time highs. 
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Turkey: GDP Growth Remains Robust In 1Q21
Robust GDP growth at 7.0% year-on-year is attributable to private consumption, gross fixed capital formation, net exports and government expenditures while the contribution of inventory was in negative... 
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ECB To Change Policy Guidance
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde recently commented that the bank will be changing its policy guidance in its next meeting to show that reviving inflation is an important goal for the... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Eurozone labor shortages unlikely to become a structural problem quickly
Labor shortage isn't such a big issue in the Eurozone, as is the case in the US, but as the economy re-opens in full force, this theme is likely to surface evermore. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Two Trades To Watch: EUR/GBP, Gold - Wednesday, June 30
EUR/GBP tests 0.86 after UK GDP Q1 downward revision & ahead of Eurozone data. England may be going for Gold but that hasn't helped the precious metal which trades at 2 month lows ahead of ADP data. 
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ECB Negative Interest Rate Policies: Who Gains, Who Loses?
Seven years ago, the European Central Bank pushed policy rates into negative territory. It has led to substantial redistributive effects within the eurozone banking sector. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Forex Today: U.S. Stocks Close At Record High
U.S. stock markets continue to advance to record highs as the Fed & Treasury seem to successfully sooth inflation fears. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Two Trades To Watch: EUR/USD, DAX - Thursday, Jun. 17
The Fed unexpectedly moved forward the timeline to normalizing monetary policy. The move sent the USD surging higher, pulling EUR/USD down to 1.20. The Dax traces Wall Street lower post Fed. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
5 ETFs That Gained Maximum Investor Attention Last Week
Here are five of the ETFs that were the five top creators of last week and can continue to be investors’ darlings should the current market trends prevail. 
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Dollar Becalmed As Markets Wait For US Leadership
The short squeeze that lifted the US dollar ahead of the weekend has seen limited follow-through buying, and instead a consolidative tone emerged. Europe is searching for direction and waiting for US... 
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Eurozone Industry Continues Recovery Despite Supply Chain Problems
Despite widespread production problems, Eurozone industrial production continues to grow. With demand continuing to come in quickly, the outlook for industry remains bright and seems likely to be... 
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U.S. Weekly FundFlows Insight Report: Investors Pad Equity Income, Real Estate Coffers for Funds and ETFs
Investors were overall net purchasers of fund assets (including those of conventional funds and ETFs) for the fifth week in a row. 
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ECB Cribsheet: No Fireworks Just Yet
As the ECB officials already adjusted market expectations for the ECB meeting tomorrow and no tapering is expected, the impact on EUR/USD should be limited. 
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Two Trades To Watch: EU Stoxx 50, EUR/USD - Tuesday, Jun. 8
Euro Stoxx 50 hovers around all time high, EUR/USD trades below 1.22 amid bearish signals. German ZEW sentiment data & Eurozone GDP in focus. 
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