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Bank Pulse: No change to TLTRO and two-tier reserve remuneration… yet
December 16, 2021
In today’s meeting, the European Central Bank left the targeted longer-term refinancing operations (TLTRO) terms and the two-tier reserve remuneration multiplier untouched.
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Euro Week Ahead Forecast: EUR/USD Bounce May Be Over Already
December 05, 2021
Even though EUR/USD has now been falling for more than six months, there are few signs yet that its trend lower is about to reverse.
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Thoughts For Thursday: Omicron Panic Or Market Alert?
December 02, 2021
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Euro Area Inflation Smashes Expectations, Soars To Record High Ahead Of Critical ECB Meeting
November 30, 2021
Inflation in the old continent surged to a record for the common currency era and exceeded all 40 forecasts, adding to the ECB’s challenge before a crucial meeting next month.
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Eurozone Inflation Jumps To 4.9%, So Where Do We Go From Here?
November 30, 2021
Eurozone inflation jumped to 4.9% in November on the back of energy and goods prices. With cyclical price pressures increasing medium-term expectations, the ECB seems set for a careful tightening of...
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Eurozone Mobility Was Already Sliding Ahead Of New Restrictive Measures
November 29, 2021
Mobility in the eurozone started to slow down even before governments announced new COVID restrictions. Headwinds for the eurozone economy at the turn of the year have clearly increased.
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Eurozone bank lending improves as corporates pick up the pace
November 26, 2021
The strongest growth in business borrowing since March is a boon for the investment growth outlook this winter.
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The Euro’s Death Wish
November 25, 2021
The ECB through its system of satellite national central banks is now almost solely committed to financing national government debts and smothering over the consequences.
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The ECB wants to keep all options open
November 25, 2021
The minutes of the ECB's October meeting didn’t contain any big surprises, though it's worth mentioning that it now takes into account the possibility of higher medium-term inflation.
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Should You Buy The Dax Index On Better German PMI Data?
November 23, 2021
The German Dax index trades with a bearish tone today, despite better than expected PMI data. Is it time to buy the dip?
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Two Trades To Watch: EUR/USD, Gold - Monday, Nov. 22
November 22, 2021
EUR/USD under pressure as COVID cases rise. Gold picks up from 2 week low as COVID fears return.
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Euro Forecast: EUR/USD May Fall Further In Week Ahead To 1.14
November 14, 2021
The Euro is continuing to suffer from the perception that the European Central Bank will not be tightening monetary policy until well after some of the other major central banks, including the US...
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How Will Fed Chair Powell Respond To The Market?
October 31, 2021
A significant interest rate move has took place last week that has received scant media coverage. The market has priced in a more aggressive pace of Fed tightening over the next couple of years, all...
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Brexit Blowback: European Fishing's Dependence On British Waters
October 31, 2021
Nearly a year after the conclusion of the trade agreement between the European Union and the United Kingdom, Statista's Martin Armstrong reports that the issue of fishing remains a major source of...
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Eurozone Consumer Confidence Dips Slightly
October 21, 2021
Some worries about higher inflation could have influenced the October drop, but the outlook for household consumption in the fourth quarter remains decent overall.
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Two Trades To Watch: EUR/GBP, Tesla - Wednesday, Oct. 20
October 20, 2021
GBP/EUR edges higher with inflation in focus. Tesla reports Q3 earnings after the close.
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DAX 40, FTSE 100 And Stoxx 50 Analysis & Trading Strategies
October 09, 2021
European Markets technical analysis, Elliott Wave forecast & trading.
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Eurozone Economy Beat Estimates In The Third Quarter
October 31, 2021
Eurozone GDP increased to within a percentage point of its pre-crisis level of activity in the third quarter, thanks to a 2.2% quarterly growth rate. From here on, expect headwinds to become more...
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The ECB Loses Control Of The Front-End As Inflation Comes In Scorching Hot
October 29, 2021
The eurozone economy continued to boom over the summer as activity rebounded after coronavirus lockdowns. However, inflation has blown past expectations, leaving the European Central Bank with a...
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The ECB has finally woken up to inflation reality
October 28, 2021
It took a while, but the European Central Bank has finally shifted its official communication on inflation from the broad denial of the summer months towards a much more balanced assessment.
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Eurozone bank lending survey still signals moderate investment outlook
October 26, 2021
Demand for loans among businesses slightly increased in the third quarter, practically unchanged from the second quarter.
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Rates Spark: Pushing Back
October 26, 2021
The main cues for rates markets this week and next will come from central banks. The ECB meets this Thursday, the Fed and BoE in short order next week. The persistent inflation scare is seeing...
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Three Days at Camp David and The Global Currency Power of the US Dollar
October 24, 2021
Fall is the time of the year to announce the recipient of this year’s “Globie”, i.e., the Globalization Book of the Year. The prize is strictly honorific and does not come with a check.
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DAX 40 Day Trading Strategies
October 02, 2021
DAX 40 Index, FTSE 100 & STOXX 50 technical analysis, Elliott Wave forecast, and trading.
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DAX 30, FTSE Index Technical Analysis
September 25, 2021
EU Indices: DAX 30, FTSE 100, STOXX 50 Elliott Wave forecast and trading.
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Two Trades To Watch: EUR/USD, WTI Oil - Thursday, Oct. 21
October 21, 2021
EUR/USD looks to Eurozone consumer confidence & US jobless claims. Crude oil eases, but demand remains strong.
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Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann To Step Down At Year End
October 20, 2021
Breaking news - Bundesbank president Jens Weidmann just announced he'll be stepping down from the German Bundesbank by the end of the year. Getting the ECB to start tapering could be one of his last...
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The Potemkin Village Of European Public Debt
October 01, 2021
The ECB is building a Potemkin village of European public debt, to keep up appearances, hoping that inflation will not undermine the whole thing.
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Taper, No Tantrum
September 23, 2021
Reaction to the FOMC statement was going according to our script, with the USD backing off on a buy rumor sell the fact type of activity until Powell provided an end date for the tapering (mid-2022)...
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It's Not What You Don't Know; It's What You Know That Ain't So
September 19, 2021
In a recent post, I listed a bunch of myths that we teach to our students. One of them was specifically applicable to the German population—the myth that hyperinflation put the Nazis in power.
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