Last year was dominated by drama from the Euro zone and the constant worry as to whether or not the currency bloc would be able to keep afloat during tough times. With a number of debt crises, rioting, and threats to leave the currency altogether, this group of countries has certainly been under a fair amount of scrutiny over the past few months. But at the head of it all has been Germany, not because they are worse-off, but because they are the powerhouse economy of the region, and are expected to lead the way during times of turmoil. As such, economic data from the Germans seems to take a heavier weight than from any other country, making this week especially important for this country. Germany will release several key data points through out the week that could have significant impacts on the already uncertain future of Europe. Today will see the release of real GDP [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: ETF Insider: Beware Of Lingering Euro Fears Friday’s ETF Chart To Watch: MSCI Germany Index Fund (EWG) ETF Insider: Will The Supercommittee Surprise? Three Long/Short Ideas For Euro Zone Debt Drama ETF Insider: All In Green
Last year was dominated by drama from the Euro zone and the constant worry as to whether or not the currency bloc would be able to keep afloat during tough times. With a number of debt crises, rioting, and threats to leave the currency altogether, this group of countries has certainly been under a fair amount of scrutiny over the past few months. But at the head of it all has been Germany, not because they are worse-off, but because they are the powerhouse economy of the region, and are expected to lead the way during times of turmoil. As such, economic data from the Germans seems to take a heavier weight than from any other country, making this week especially important for this country. Germany will release several key data points through out the week that could have significant impacts on the already uncertain future of Europe. Today will see the release of real GDP [...]
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