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iShares MSCI Eurozone ETF (NY:EZU)

52.83 -0.94 (-1.75%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Apr 3, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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The Battle for Europe Integration Has Failed And Russia Provides Proof
It's time to concede European integration failed. What are the consequences? 
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ECB Preview: How To Avoid Jumping From Patience To Panic
Next week’s European Central Bank meeting is unlikely to bring any policy changes. 
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Rates Spark: Real Yields Ease
As the end of the month nears, rates usually find themselves in a more supportive flows backdrop, also given that the supply activities should subside after the flurry of deals in recent weeks. 
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Eurozone PMI falls but remains well above 50 as supply chain problems ease
Falling service sector activity reflects the impact of Omicron on the economy, but manufacturing problems eased. 
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UK PMIs Point To Modest Omicron Economic Hit
A more modest fall in the PMIs relative to past COVID waves hints that the cumulative hit to UK monthly GDP from Omicron will be less than 1%. 
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How the ECB left ‘Team transitory’ at the December meeting
The released minutes from the European Central Bank’s December meeting illustrate that the bank has left 'team transitory', but without transferring into 'team permanent'. 
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A Euro Catastrophe Could Collapse It
A look at the situation in the euro system in the context of rising interest rates. 
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European credit supported by ECB changes
The European Central Bank announced an increase of its Asset Purchase Programmes (APP) as it transitions away from its Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme (PEPP). 
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Thoughts For Thursday: Omicron Panic Or Market Alert?
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Eurozone bank lending improves as corporates pick up the pace
The strongest growth in business borrowing since March is a boon for the investment growth outlook this winter. 
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Stars Align For Eurozone Wage Growth Rebound
A combination of labor shortages, high inflation, and increased minimum wages, means 2022 is set for a decent recovery in nominal wage growth. 
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Rates Spark: Get The Issuance In While You Can
While only a deterioration in risk sentiment might help boost demand for bonds, even this might not derail Fed hikes. Given the amount of debt sold this month, performance in sovereign spreads has been... 
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Eurozone Industry Looks Decent Despite Noise In Data
Supply chain problems continue to heavily impact industry in the Eurozone, but November production figures show a decent rebound. This does not yet mark the end of disruptions, but there is light at... 
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Dollar Selling Not Expected To Last
It seems the softer US NFP print this past Friday was behind a lot of the move lower in the US Dollar, but we thought the market was focusing on the wrong data point and that the Dollar sell off would... 
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Eurozone Inflation Reached New Multi-decade High Of 5% In December
Another historic figure, but expect decreasing inflation rates from here as energy inflation moderates. Still, core inflation is set to remain above 2% in the first half of 2022 as high producer costs... 
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ING Monthly: Just Hang On In There
The pandemic, inflation, supply chain frictions, and policy tightening by central banks remain the central drivers of the economy and markets across the world in 2022. In our January update, we look at... 
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The Euro’s Death Wish
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
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?
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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Nikkei 225 Price Forecast After Consolidating In 2021
The Nikkei 225 technical picture looks bearish while below 30,000 points. The Bank of Japan remains accommodative, due to low inflation. These accommodative measures do not necessarily imply bullish... 
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Central Banks React To Inflation: How To Interpret It
So, inflation is coming back but central banks are reacting. Is it a done deal? The problem is that there has already been so much money printing and such an explosion of central bank balance sheets,... 
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Polish Industry Rebounds Strongly But Omicron Is Casting A Long Shadow
Industrial output in November jumped by 15.2% YoY, substantially stronger than in the previous month (7.8% YoY) and expectations (8.7% YoY). This primarily reflects very strong manufacturing. Mining... 
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Bank Pulse: No change to TLTRO and two-tier reserve remuneration… yet
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
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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Euro Area Inflation Smashes Expectations, Soars To Record High Ahead Of Critical ECB Meeting
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?
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
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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Exposures Economy
Two Trades To Watch: EUR/USD, Gold - Monday, Nov. 22
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
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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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
How Will Fed Chair Powell Respond To The Market?
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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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
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