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iShares MSCI Germany Index Fund (NY: EWG )

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German Politics Experiences Another Disappointing 24 Hours
Developments over the last 24 hours suggest the risk has increased that CDU/CSU and SPD will not get a 2/3 majority for their draft law to implement a fiscal stimulus package. 
Via Talk Markets
Germany’s Showdown On Historic Fiscal Stimulus Is Approaching
The CDU/CSU and SPD have until 25 March to get their fiscal stimulus package and the necessary amendments to the debt brake approved by parliament. 
Via Talk Markets
January Growth Indicates German Industry May Have Hit Bottom
Finally, there is some good industrial news out of Germany as industrial production rebounded in January. 
Via Talk Markets
Monday Kicks Off With The Same Old China Deflationary Drumbeat
That was one for the books—a week where markets whipsawed between panic and less panicked, leaving traders dazed and scrambling to make sense of the shifting macro landscape. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex Stocks / Equities
Deutschland Down: Germany Bond Yields Spike In First Signs Of Collapse, But Really A Long History In The Wrong Direction
Instead of focusing on the production of real things, Germany has turned to its Keynesian money-printer-touting bankers for unlimited stimulus of the economy. Now the cracks are starting to show in... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
German Stock Surge
The MSCI Germany has surged this week with a 6.8% gain week-to-date. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs
Germany Voted For Change. It Will Get More Stagnation
Via Talk Markets
German Election Results: Germany’s Center Just About Holds
Europe’s largest economy has voted for a new government. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
German Ifo Index Offers No Boost For Incoming Government
Via Talk Markets
Germany Triggered A Bond Market Meltdown
Another bazooka, this time from Germany, of all places. The mere thought of it has been enough to send the German bond market into a tailspin and sending yields to nearly their highest in fourteen... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
The Most Oversold Country In The World
Hong Kong (EWH) is trading over 3 standard deviations above its 50-DMA for the country's most overbought reading since October. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks / Equities
German Inflation Remains Unchanged In February
German inflation remained unchanged in February. Together with French and Italian inflation data, German inflation numbers should pave the way for a rate cut next week by the European Central Bank. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
No Economic Miracle For Germany’s Ailing Economy
From defense to infrastructure spending to reviving Europe's economic powerhouse, the challenges facing the likely new German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, are huge. 
Via Talk Markets
German Markets Breathe Sigh Of Relief After Election Results: 2 ETFs To Watch
Germany's bluechip DAX index rallied as much as 0.8% on Monday before paring some of its gains, as investors digested the election results. 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs
Germany: How To Make The Economy Great Again
In Germany’s case, the often-repeated saying that the upcoming election is crucial holds true. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Germany’s Coalition Options Down To One After A Long Election Night
Germany is heading towards another revival of the grand coalition as its political landscape grows increasingly fragmented. 
Via Talk Markets
Investors Are Skating On Dangerously Thin Ice As Cracks Grow Louder
The question remains: Is this just a short-term economic soft patch or the start of a more prolonged slowdown? 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex
AskSlim Market Week - Friday, Feb. 7
An analysis and commentary on the financial markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Commodities ETFs Futures
Germany Election Preview: How To Make The Economy Great Again
The German economy currently faces many problems. The three most pressing structural economic issues are energy, the changing role of China, and deteriorating competitiveness due to decade-long... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
German Economy Makes Headlines Again For All The Wrong Reasons
The German economy contracted at the end of 2024, and there's a high likelihood this downturn will lead to a winter recession. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
German Economy In 2025: Turnaround Or Not?
The German economy has been under pressure for quite some time, with the clash in Ukraine having a special impact on its output due to higher energy prices. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
German Ifo Index’s Slight Increase In January Is Insufficient To Bring Relief
The slight increase in Germany's most prominent leading indicator does not yet signal an imminent economic rebound. 
Via Talk Markets
How The Main Political Parties Plan To Make The German Economy Great Again
A look at how to tackle Germany's most pressing economic problems, the main political parties' policy proposals, and the complicated German election math. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
The U.S.: Nicest House On The Block
Since the elections a little over two and a half months ago, the S&P 500 (SPY) has risen 5.42% through today. That's better than any of the other key country ETFs. 
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Topics Stocks Stocks / Equities
Exposures US Equities
Germany's Crisis Is Spreading To The Rest Of The World
Germany's economy is doing something we've never seen before. Not only did it contract for the second straight year, that's not even the most amazing part. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Are German Government Bond Yields Changing 44 Year Trend?
German interest rates are trading at the top of a 44-year falling channel. This falling channel has held at resistance for more than 40-years. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
German Economy Sees Its First Two-Year Contraction Since Early 2000s
The German economy ended the year 2024 with another disappointment. The economy shrank by 0.1% quarter-on-quarter, marking the second consecutive year of contraction since the early 2000s. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
German Inflation Ends The Year Too High
German inflation accelerated in December, bringing back the spectre of stagflation to the European Central Bank. Inflation will first continue to accelerate before slowing again in the course of the... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Elon Musk Blasted As 'Intrusive And Presumptuous' For 'Trying To Influence' German Elections Toward Far-Right Party
Elon Musk is accused of interfering in Germany's 2025 elections by supporting the far-right party. With Tesla's Gigafactory in Germany and his other interests, he could impact policies and financial... 
Via Benzinga
Book Review - Kaput: The End Of The German Miracle
All things considered, Germany is at a critical juncture. Its economy is under stress. Its politics seem unable to chart a realistic new future. looking ahead, anything is possible. But at this stage,... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
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