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iShares MSCI Germany Index Fund (NY:EWG)

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German Ifo Weakens Again In October
The speed of the weakening of sentiment indicators is at least slowing, but for the rest there is very little evidence that the German economy can avoid recession. 
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German Economy Weakens In August
Weak industrial production and retail sales provide further evidence that the German economy continues to slide into recession. 
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ETF Total Returns Across Asset Classes
Significant drops in price this year have erased years of built-up gains, and now a lot of areas of global financial markets are actually looking at double-digit percentage declines going back to the... 
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Another Inflation Shocker From Germany
German inflation reached another peak in September, providing more ammunition for the ECB to hike by 75bp at the October meeting. 
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Global Equities Reaching New 52-Week Lows
A look at the performance of ETFs that track the stock markets of the 22 major global economies. 
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Germany: September Ifo Sends More Recessionary Signals
The German economy currently only knows one direction: south. The Ifo index is the latest sentiment indicator suggesting that the economy is sliding into a winter recession. 
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German Government Presents Third Relief Package
The German government is increasing fiscal stimulus to offset the impact of higher energy prices, but we doubt that these measures will be sufficient to prevent a recession. 
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Euro Focus: Germany Is Facing A Perfect Storm
At the start of the year, we singled out the German economy as one of the eurozone’s shining growth stars. The war in Ukraine has changed everything. Recession is the new base case. 
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German Costs To Ship By Barge Are Up Twenty Times And May Soon Be Impossible
Water levels on the Rhine river may soon be impassible with no good way to get coal to electrical plants. France has its own set of problems. 
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This 7% Yielding ETF Was Ravaged By Ukraine War. Is Now The Time To Buy?
The iShares MSCI Germany Index Fund is down roughly 39% year-to-date, after hitting a high of $33.51 back in January 2022. The steepest decline in the exchange traded fund took place shortly after... 
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REITs And Utilities Show Glimmer As The S&P Wilts
The S&P 500 failed to close below last Thursday's low as Utilities and REITs were bid. 
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German Order Books Continue To Shrink
Industrial orders continued their downward trend in July. Concerns about growth in German industry are increasing by the month. 
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Euro Forecast: EUR/USD Below 99c And EUR/GBP Awaits New UK PM
EUR/USD broke below the 99 cents mark this morning as the US dollar continues to surge past 110. Although, as we approach midday in London, the pair has pulled back somewhat and trades above 0.9900. 
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UK Markets Are Only Half Right About The Bank Of England As Energy Crisis Builds
UK households may collectively need up to £65bn extra in government support to offset the forthcoming rise in energy bills this winter. UK markets now expect Bank Rate to exceed 4% next year. 
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German Economy Avoided Contraction In 2Q
With stagnating GDP growth, the economy avoided a contraction in the second quarter but only just. 
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German Inflation Data Suggests No Relief In July
While the national inflation measure dropped for the second month in a row due to government relief measures, the European harmonized inflation measure shows that there is no inflation relief in... 
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German Ifo Adds To Recessionary Evidence
A sharp fall in the July Ifo index adds to the long list of downside risks for the German economy. 
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German Ifo Points To Further Weakening Of The Economy
The list of arguments why the German economy is sliding into recession is getting ever longer. The question isn't about whether there'll be a recession but rather how severe and how long it will be. 
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Zew Index Adds To Bad Macro News Out Of Germany
August's ZEW reading only adds to the bad news out of Germany. The long list of risks and challenges the German economy is facing makes a recession in the second half of the year almost inevitable. 
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Germany: Unprepared For A Perfect Storm
Recession has become our base case but there is more: the economy is facing its biggest overhaul in decades. 
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Industrial Crash In Germany, Fall Of The Euro, Physical Metals And Derivatives
As we have recently seen, US consumer sentiment is at half-mast, but Chinese consumer sentiment is no better: the hoped-for recovery from lockdowns is not happening, at least for now. 
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Top German Trade Union Head Warns Entire Industries May Collapse Amid Worsening Energy Crisis
Last month, Russia reduced Nordstream natural gas flows by 60% because of an alleged disruption. German industries, heavily reliant on cheap Russian NatGas, face skyrocketing energy costs that have put... 
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Germany’s Macro Morning Brings Little Relief
This morning's macro data from Germany hasn't brought any relief and confirms - for now - our view of a mild contraction in the economy in the second quarter. 
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German Inflation Comes Down As Government Measures Bite
The government's energy relief package pushed down German headline inflation in June. This is not a turning point – yet – but rather evidence that it is currently governments and not central banks that... 
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Weak German Ifo reading reminds us that stagflation is the base case
A weak Ifo reading in June should remind everyone that the German economy is feeling the full economic impact of the war in Ukraine, broader supply chain frictions, and higher inflation. 
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Germany Rations Gas Amid Russian Cuts, Mandates Return To Coal For Electricity Production
German Vice Chancellor and Economy Minister Robert Habeck said Sunday that the country will limit the use of natural gas for electricity production amid concerns about possible shortages caused by a... 
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DAX Forecast: Consolidating Below 200 Day EMA
The German index initially fell on Tuesday but has recovered a bit later in the day. At this point, the market looks like we are just hanging about and trying to figure out where we are going to go... 
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German Inflation Hits 60-Year-High, 'Worse To Come', Says Allianz
German inflation hit another post-World-War-II record high, piling pressure on The ECB's need to exit from crisis-era stimulus after numbers from Spain also printed hotter than expected. 
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German Inflation Climbs To 8.7% In May
German inflation continues to accelerate, keeping alive the European Central Bank's discussion on a possible 50bp rate hike in July. 
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German Ifo Improved In May
Germany's most prominent leading indicator increased for the second month in a row but its absolute level, as well as low expectations, argue against too much optimism. 
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