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Eurozone Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EZU )

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Euro Weakness Is No Blessing In Disguise For The Eurozone
The euro's depreciation has helped to improve the competitiveness of eurozone businesses but in contrast to previous episodes of euro weakness, exports are hardly benefiting. 
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Eurozone Industrial Production Jumped In June
Fading supply chain problems have led businesses to increase production in recent months. But with backlogs of work shrinking and new orders falling, there is not much reason for optimism in the months... 
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Low inflation in Japan and China - A Sign Of Strength Or Weakness?
Inflation rates are very low in Japan and China vs. the US and Europe. What's going on? 
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Eurozone Retail Sales Continue To Slide As Inflation Bites
The drop in retail sales in June confirms worries around household consumption in the eurozone. With reopening effects on consumer services about to end, consumption is set to slump in the coming... 
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Will Eurozone Retail Sales Disappoint Amid Inflation Pressures?
Market expectations are not high ahead of the release of Eurozone Retail Sales today, as inflation and recession fears continue to pressure the bloc’s economy and investors are bracing for a tighter... 
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A Eurosceptic, Hard Right, Italian Government Is Coming In September
The resignation of Prime minister Mario Draghi triggered Italian national elections in September. Brace for a radical Right-wing shift. 
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Labour Costs Put Upward Pressure On Eurozone Inflation
High inflation and low unemployment will push up wage growth in 2022 and 2023. At the same time, labour productivity growth is expected to come down significantly. 
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Eurozone GDP And Inflation Data While ECB Is On Vacation
The ECB raised rates more than the market was expecting, and won’t be meeting again until September. But that doesn’t mean we won’t get pivotal data in the meantime. 
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Eurozone Money Growth Slightly Eases In June
Eurozone money growth only slightly declined in June, while credit growth to the private sector remained relatively strong. 
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Eurozone GDP Grew By 0.7% In The Second Quarter On Covid Tourism Rebound
The acceleration in economic growth is mainly due to reopening effects and masks underlying weakness due to high inflation and manufacturing problems. Expect the economy to contract once the Covid-19... 
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Dodging A New Euro Crisis
With interest rates heading higher and political instability returning to Italy, it's easy to assume that the eurozone could be headed for another debt crisis. 
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Key Events In Developed Markets For Week Of July 25
The highlight next week will be the FOMC meeting. We are sticking to our forecast of a 75bp hike. In the eurozone, both 2Q GDP and inflation data will be released. 
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Like The Fed, The ECB Is Still A Long Way From "Normal" Monetary Policy
Even with the ECB's raising the policy rate to zero, not much has really changed at all. 
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Rate Rises And Recession Risk In Europe
The European Central Bank raised interest rates by 50bp. But political instability in Italy, an ongoing war in Ukraine, and a looming recession suggest there is little room to go much further. 
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Eurozone Recession Fears Didn’t Stop Gold Miners From Spiking
While this week was a rollercoaster across all asset classes, unanchored inflation, a hawkish Fed, and recession fears in the Eurozone made large intraday swings more prevalent than usual. 
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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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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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ECB Unexpectedly Hikes Rates to Zero, Unveils Controversial New Plan for Distressed Countries
The ECB hiked rates to zero and announced a 
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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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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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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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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 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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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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