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iShares MSCI Germany Index Fund (NY:EWG)

41.59 +0.04 (+0.10%)
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ECB Doves Bolstered By German Disinflation
Headline inflation in Germany dropped again in September, giving ECB doves additional reasons to consider reintroducing the rate cut option at the October meeting. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Germany Is In Full Blown "Crisis" Mode, Here's What That Means For The World
German observers are saying the economy has reached crisis proportions and the reason is what the US economy's weakness is doing to the rest of the world. 
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Topics Economy
German Economy Fell Back Into Contraction In The Second Quarter
Weak private consumption and plunging activity in the construction sector sent the German economy back into contraction in the second quarter. 
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Topics Economy
Germany’s August Ifo Index Adds To Fears Of Never-Ending Stagnation
With a fourth consecutive monthly drop, the August Ifo index is another illustration of the German economy’s never-ending stagnation. 
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Topics Economy
German Unemployment Increases In July
The increase in German unemployment in July shows that the slow but gradual cooling of the labor market continues. 
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German Economy Falls Back Into Contraction
A disappointing shrinking of the German economy in the second quarter illustrates how difficult it will be to escape the current dismal combination of both cyclical and structural headwinds. 
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Topics Economy
German Ifo Index Plunges In July
A sharp plunge in July marks the third monthly drop in the Ifo index in a row, completely reversing the optimistic trend at the start of the year. 
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German Industrial Disappointment Continues
The German economy has not been able to meet high expectations and is losing steam again far before reaching full speed. 
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Topics Economy
German Inflation Increases In May
German headline inflation increased in May and illustrates inflation stickiness in the entire Eurozone. 
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Topics Economy
Germany’s Economy Sees A Weak Start To The Second Quarter
German industrial production disappointed again in April, showing how difficult the recovery of the entire economy will be. 
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Topics Economy
Ifo Index Gives Cold Shower To Optimists
A stagnating Ifo index in May suggests that the bottoming out of the German economy is not yet being followed by a strong recovery. 
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Topics Economy
German IFO Business Climate Index Eases To 89.3 In May Vs. 90.3 Expected
The headline German IFO Business Climate Index arrived at 89.3 in May, a tad lower than the April figure of 89.4. The market expectation was 90.3. 
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Rise In Part-Time Work Threatens Already Sluggish Productivity Growth In Germany
A strong German labor market has helped to avert a more severe economic slump in recent years. 
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The Export-Driven Growth Model Is Back In Germany
March trade data confirmed the return of the export-driven German growth model. However, industrial orders remain weak and that suggests this return will be short-lived. 
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German Consumers Take An Optimistic Turn
A better-than-expected improvement in consumer confidence not only adds to recent positive macro news out of Germany but also gives hope that private consumption could pick up over the coming months. 
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Easter Bunny Cannot Stop German Disinflation
Disinflationary trends broaden as headline inflation drops for the fourth month in a row. 
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Topics Economy
German Consumers Still In Hibernation
Disappointing retail sales and still weak consumer confidence suggest that the consumption-driven recovery remains more of a dream than a reality for Germany. 
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German Ifo Index Improves In March
The March Ifo index suggests that the bottoming out of the German economy is getting broader. 
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Topics Economy
The Return Of Optimism In Germany
A third monthly increase in the Ifo index strengthens the view that the German economy has left the trough behind and should be able to enjoy some more cyclical improvement. . 
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Topics Economy
German Labor Market Remains Resilient On The Outside But Shows Weakening From The Inside
Unemployment this month dropped less than it generally has done in March since the financial crisis, suggesting that the very gradual cooling or turning of the labor market continues. 
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Germany’s Housing Slump Finally Looks To Be Ending
The German housing market seems to be bottoming out following a particularly sharp correction in real estate prices in 2022 and 2023. The recovery, however, looks set to be gradual. 
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German Disinflation Continues In February, Sending Mixed Signals To The ECB
Today's German macro data will fuel speculations about an early ECB rate cut as disinflation continues and economic activity remains weak. 
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Ifo Index Not Strong Enough To Bring Back Optimism
Germany's Ifo index gives very little hope of an imminent rebound. 
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German ZEW Index Increases In February
There are still some pockets of optimism. The increase in Germany's ZEW economic sentiment index in February shows there is still light at the end of a very long tunnel. 
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German Industrial Production Plunges Again
Industrial production plunged again, ending the year 2023 at some 10% below pre-pandemic levels, but we are seeing the very first signs of light at the end of a long tunnel. 
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German Economy Still Stuck In Recession
Now it's official, the German economy shrank by 0.3% quarter-on-quarter at the end of 2023. An imminent improvement is not in sight. 
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Topics Economy
German Economy Shrank In 2023
Now it's official. The German economy shrank by 0.3% year-on-year in 2023. 
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Topics Economy
German Ifo Index Drops To Its Lowest Level Since 2020
Pessimism is now fully back in Germany as new supply chain disruptions and a train drivers' strike increase the risk of yet another quarter with a contracting economy. 
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Topics Economy
Germany: Another Year Of Stagnation And Political Turbulence
Farmers’ protests, train strikes, and disappointing macro data; the first weeks of the new year did not wash away a disappointing 2023, in which the economy contracted by 0.3% year-on-year. 
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Topics Economy
German Economy Shrunk In 2023. What 2024 Holds For It?
German economy experienced a contraction in 2023, marking its first decline since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. 
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