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Eurozone Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EZU )

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Eurozone Consumer Confidence Continues To Improve At Low Levels
The consumer confidence index increased to -17.5 in April from -19.1 in March. 
Via Talk Markets
ECB Minutes Signal Growing Divide About Size Of Future Rate Hikes
The just-released minutes of the European Central Bank's meeting in March suggests there is a growing divide within the Governing Council. 
Via Talk Markets
Key Events In EMEA For The Week Of April 17
Activity data dominates next week's economic calendar, some of which will help determine what happens at the forthcoming round of central bank meetings in late April and early May. 
Via Talk Markets
Eurozone Industry Shows Strong Production Growth In February
Eurozone production increased by 1.5% in February after January already saw a 1% improvement. 
Via Talk Markets
Eurozone Retail Sales Down Again In February Despite Upbeat Surveys
The downward trend in retail sales volumes continued in February, making a positive contribution to first-quarter GDP unlikely. 
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Eurozone Inflation Drops As Expected But Core Continues To Rise
Headline inflation fell from 8.5% in February to 6.9% in March, but core inflation ticked up to 5.7% in a sign that the fight against inflation is not over. 
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Has The Eurozone Economy Started A Quiet Revival?
The small drop in the economic sentiment indicator for the Eurozone is at odds with the PMI and suggests relatively weak economic activity in March. 
Via Talk Markets
ECB To Decide On Interest Rates
The European Central Bank interest rate decision will draw traders’ attention on Thursday. 
Via Talk Markets
Eurozone Retail Sales Tick Up Less Than Expected In January
A small increase in retail sales in January suggests a weak start to the year for the consumer amid stubbornly high prices. 
Via Talk Markets
Never Waste A Good Crisis – A Profit-price Spiral In Germany
With the largest strikes in Germany in more than three decades this week, fears of a wage-price spiral have gained momentum once again. However, last year’s data show clear signs of a profit-price... 
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Rates Spark: Rates Price Out Systemic Risk, But Unevenly
As optimism grows that the worst of the banking crisis is now behind us, we look at the uneven pricing of systemic risk across rates markets. Euro swap spreads appear ripe for a retracement through the... 
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Italian Business And Consumer Confidence Improves In March
The improvement in confidence points to a positive GDP reading in the first quarter, but is no guarantee of a strong acceleration thereafter, when the impact of cumulated rate hikes will bite. 
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Eurozone Bank Lending Dampened By ECB’s Monetary Tightening
Bank lending to corporates fell again in February, while growth in household borrowing is still on a downward trend. 
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German Ifo Continues Upward Trend
Another improvement in sentiment in the German economy as the Ifo index increased for the sixth month in a row in March. However, we fear that the latest financial turmoil will reach the real economy... 
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ECB Hikes Rates, What’s Next?
The “between a rock and a hard place” metaphors are growing stale, so here’s the truth served neat: the ECB is in a serious bind. SVB’s collapse, driven in large part by higher rates, has given the... 
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A Baker’s Dozen Of ETFs
I’ve gathered up thirteen important ETFs in chart form, and I will briefly discuss each one. Here is a short look at their performance throughout the week. 
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How Much Has Really Changed In The Past Week?
Investors are looking at 2008 for clues, but the banking system is totally different in 2023. The ECB raised rates by 50bp this week and we expect the Fed to continue trying to restrain prices. 
Via Talk Markets
ECB Hikes By 50bp And Drops Forward Guidance, While Keeping The Door Open To More Hikes
The ECB continues to fight against inflation and seems unperturbed by the market turmoil of the last few days. 
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European Central Bank Hikes Rates By 50 Basis Points, Says Banking Sector 'Resilient'
The European Central Bank hiked interest rates by 50 basis points Thursday, bringing the rates on its main refinancing operations and deposit facility to 3.5% and 3%, respectively, as it anticipates... 
Via Benzinga
The Hard Decision Facing Central Banks
Next week the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and Swiss National Bank all meet. This time last week the SVB crisis was just dropping onto markets and since that time the decision for central banks... 
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How Will The SVB & Credit Suisse Crisis Impact The ECB Rate Decision
The fears of contagion, the action from the US to backstop depositors, and the sharp moves in bond markets have led to expectations sharply changing about central bank rates. 
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What The Markets Are Expecting From Thursday's ECB Interest Rate Decision
Markets are eagerly awaiting the European Central Bank's policy meeting on Thursday, March 15, with officials expected to hike interest rates by at least 25 basis points (bps), while a greater... 
Via Benzinga
Will The ECB Go Through With A 50bps Hike?
Up until last Friday, both the ECB and the Fed were expected to hike by 50bps. In the case of the ECB, President Lagarde has all but confirmed that a half-point was planned. 
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Eurozone Industrial Production Ticks Up In January
Production rose 0.7% between December 2022 and January 2023 but maintains a broad trend of stagnation. Strong German and Irish production figures mask weakness elsewhere in Europe. 
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Rates Spark: Cautious, With A Hint Of Optimism
Many of the ingredients are there for sentiment to recover but, higher monthly core inflation complicates the Fed’s job. The ECB may well deliver a 50bp hike tomorrow, but markets see a read-across... 
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ETF Shortcuts - A Brief Look At ETFs
Let’s take a look at a few ETFs before we begin what is guaranteed to be a very interesting week. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets And EMEA For The Week Of March 13
In the UK, all eyes are on Wednesday's Spring Statement and we believe there's little room for the Chancellor to row back on his previous plans for fiscal consolidation. 
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Central Bank Losses: Is the ECB's Credibility At Stake?
In the eurozone: several central banks have declared that they are under threat of heavy financial losses in the coming months and years. 
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China's Rebound Will Be Positive For World Economy, Offset Fed Risks
China’s reopening will impact prices, but it is not an inflation risk. It reflects an impressive domestic rebound, great regional opportunity and significant global spillovers. 
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Inflation In The Eurozone Is Rising Again
The latest Eurozone inflation data showed that inflationary pressures remain elevated. The annualized consumer price index fell from 8.6% to 8.5%. 
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