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Eurozone Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EZU )

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Eurozone Labor Market Still Going Strong With Unemployment At 6.5%
The eurozone unemployment rate was unchanged in November despite economic conditions pointing to contraction. This leaves the labor market historically strong, but also makes it a key risk for... 
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Weekly Commentary: Issues 2023
Bubble: A self-reinforcing, but inevitably unsustainable inflation. Bubbles are a monetary phenomenon fueled by some underlying source of Credit expansion. If accommodated by loose monetary policy,... 
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Key Events In Developed Markets, EMEA And Asia Next Week
The New Year starts off with some key data releases. In the Eurozone, we expect inflation to drop below 10% due to base effects and declining oil prices. 
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EU Revamps Emissions Trading System With Tougher Goals, More Sectors
Lawmakers at the European Parliament and members of the EU Council reached an agreement over the weekend on significant revisions to the EU Emissions Trading System. 
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Expect The Eurozone Labor Market To Remain Tight Despite Recession
This report finds that tight labor markets ahead of a recession cause employment to fall less than normal. So, given that we expect a shallow recession in the eurozone, labor shortages are not going to... 
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Hawkish Pivot By The ECB
While other major central banks made a slight dovish shift this week, the European Central Bank staged a hawkish pivot. 
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EU Reaches Deal On World’s First Carbon Border Tax
EU policymakers have provisionally agreed this week to introduce the world’s first carbon border tax in a push to encourage cleaner industrial production globally and protect its domestic industry. 
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ECB Monetary Transmission: One Size Currently Fits All
The European Central Bank's (ECB's) rate hikes so far have led to a tightening of financing conditions for households and businesses. 
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Our Call On Global Inflation
Inflation – it's complicated. And it has dominated headlines for the past two years. Here's what we think is going to happen next. 
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Eurozone PMI Ticks Up In December And Signals Easing Inflation Pressures
Some good news for once, with the eurozone PMI ticking up in December. Inflation pressures continue to fade due to lower demand and moderating supply chain problems. 
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Eurozone Industrial Production Off To Poor Start In Fourth Quarter
Production fell by 2% in October with declines across the board in the large countries. As the positive effects of easing supply-side issues fade, the outlook remains bleak for the winter months. 
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ECB Preview: Breaking The Wave
In recent days, the risk that the European Central Bank could hike by another 75bp has clearly increased. 
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ECB Says It's Approaching A Turning Point To Meeting Inflation Goal Of 2 Percent
With an expected rate hike by 0.50 percentage points in December to 2.00 percent, the ECB says it will be half way towards meeting its inflation goal of 2.0 percent by 2023 or 2024. 
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Eurozone Retail Sales Drop Sharply In October
A weak start to the fourth quarter as the retail correction continues. Expect the trend to continue with real wage growth still negative. 
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The US Federal Reserve Will Reduce The Pace Of Rate Hikes
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said on Wednesday that the rate hikes are likely to slow, but the peak rate will be higher than previously expected, as there is a long way to go to curb... 
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Eurozone CPI And What The ECB Could Do
Tomorrow we get our first look at this month’s inflation figures from the Eurozone. This data is critical for the shared currency because this is the data that the ECB will have when going into its... 
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Eurozone: Out Of Control Inflation?
The eurozone has exceeded 10% on average, and the inflection point has not yet appeared, unlike in the United States, where price increases seem to be stabilizing at 8%, giving hope for a decline. 
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ECB Minutes Show Tentatively Growing Recession Concerns
At first glance, the minutes of the European Central Bank's October meeting do not point to a pivot any time soon. However, reading between the lines, there seem to be growing recession concerns. 
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Eyes On A Fed Pivot This Week
The importance of a Fed pivot is the fact a change in the Fed's pace of future interest rate increases might have a positive influence on stock prices. 
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Week Ahead: Key Events In Developed Markets And EMEA
The market is firmly backing a 50bp hike from the Fed in December, and with US economic data so far proving to be resilient, all eyes are on next Friday's jobs report and the core personal consumer... 
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Eurozone PMI Remains In Contraction Territory But Inflation Pressures Fade
The Eurozone composite PMI came in at 47.8 in November, slightly better than in October but nonetheless confirms a contraction in the business economy. 
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EUR/USD Update: German PPI Surprise Fails To Arrest Slide As Risk-Off Mood Returns
The Euro continued its decline against the greenback this morning as rising covid cases in China seem to have dented sentiment. The risk-off mood has benefitted the dollar as investors continue to... 
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Bank Forecasts Point To A Decline In Stock Indices In The Coming Weeks
Major US indices fell on Monday as hawkish comments from US Federal Reserve officials tempered investors' hopes that the central bank would ease its aggressive monetary policy. 
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Eurozone Industry Experienced Dead Cat Bounce In Third Quarter
The 3rd quarter saw remarkably strong production as easing supply problems helped production growth. Don’t expect this to continue much from here on as new orders, production expectations and... 
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ETF Focus: Foreign
Looking outside the United States, here’s what happening with some big funds. 
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Towards Another Reform Of Europe’s Fiscal Rules
On Wednesday, the European Commission started a new round of intense discussions on yet another reform of the EU’s fiscal rules, aka the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP). 
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Some Thoughts On European Monetary Policy
In America, it’s not easy to figure out exactly what’s going on with monetary policy. Europe is even more opaque. Nonetheless, I’ll take a stab at the question, as well as a few observations on the... 
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Small Rise In Retail Sales In September Is Unlikely To Be A Turning Point For Consumption
Eurozone retail sales grew by 0.4% month-on-month in September, rounding out a disappointing quarter for sales. 
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ETFs With An International Viewpoint
Time to hop overseas and explore some non-U.S. markets by way of their ETFs. A couple hold some hope for us bears. 
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The Great Unwind II
With price inflation rising out of control and interest rates rising strongly, the trading environment for commercial banks has fundamentally changed, procrastination is now the enemy of bankers. 
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