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Will the euro rate fall due to political shock? Confusion around Le Pen continues
Did the government make a mistake by not using SAFE 0%? Gold remonetization is becoming more popular
Crude oil fell below $95. EURUSD dropped to around 1.16. The ZLOTY weakened to 4.24
Taxes, oil and interest rates. How Donald Trump and the Strait of Hormuz shake the exchange rate of the Polish zloty
Euro climbs sharply, dollar falls. Will the RPP raise interest rates after new GDP data?
Billion dollars from KPO flow into Poland while the USA bombs targets in Iran
Was He Premier, Will He Be President? Gabriel Attal Announces Bid for French Presidential Election
XTB and Develia will pay a dividend! Budimex, LPP, and mBank stocks under observation
Economy Stalled. Data Below Expectations. Market Did Not Anticipate
France’s Social Security Budget Passes by Narrow Margin, Raising Fiscal Risks for 2026
France passed its social security budget, but the state budget remains unresolved, and the deficit outlook is worsening
Eurozone Restructurings: Reshoring Remains Limited Despite Supply Chain Risks
Global supply chain problems and geopolitical concerns may have triggered debate among businesses about reshoring production closer to home, but the numbers tell us a different story. Reported euro area reshorings have steadily declined after being surpassed by offshorings in 2019, suggesting global supply chains remain deeply integrated
Eurozone: Services Drive Growth Amid Manufacturing Slowdown, Cautious Outlook for 2026
The composite PMI remained broadly unchanged in November (52.4 compared to 52.5 in October), which is well above the neutral level of 50. This suggests that growth in the short run remains decent despite significant global headwinds
France: Services Rebound Amid Industrial Slowdown, Limited Growth Expected in 2026
French business confidence and PMI indicators edged higher in November, driven by renewed optimism in the service sector. This rebound could support growth in the coming months, despite more mixed signals from industry
Czech Economy Shows Domestic Resilience Amid Weak Eurozone Demand
Pricing in Czech production points to strength in domestic sectors such as services and construction, while declining prices in industry indicate that underlying fragility persists. We see potential underperformance of the eurozone as the sword of Damocles for Czech exporters. The Czech National Bank will live in a double-faceted world for some time
Czech Inflation Driven by Robust Rents and Services Amid External Growth Risks
Czech headline inflation eased in September due to subdued food prices. Yet annual price growth in services and rising rents continue to pose a risk of entrenching inflation expectations given the economic upswing. That said, worrying news from the main eurozone trading partners threatens to dampen the growth outlook
US Payrolls at Risk Amid Shutdown, Eurozone Inflation in Focus
The Dutch central bank may start sending out more approvals for the transitioning of Dutch pension funds from a defined benefit to a defined contribution model this week. But with the 1 January transition date fast approaching, we may also start hearing about more delays. Meanwhile, a US government shutdown could weigh on economic sentiment
France’s Fragile Stability Masks Economic and Fiscal Strains
Despite political uncertainty, business sentiment in France was steady in September. However, deeper cracks are emerging
Eurozone Labour Market Resilience Persists as Unemployment Holds at Historic Low
Falling unemployment suggests that the eurozone economy remains resilient in the face of global uncertainty. Modest economic growth seems realistic for the coming quarters, as the strong labour market should aid some domestic recovery
France’s Economic Struggles: Falling Behind Europe’s Recovery
French industrial production fell again in May, reinforcing the likelihood of a contraction in GDP in the second quarter. The outlook for the rest of the year remains bleak
Euro Area PMI Shows Modest Improvement, With Diverging Country Performances
The Euro area composite flash PMI improved to 50.4 in March (vs. 50.2 in February), a touch below consensus and close to our own expectations. The improvement was led by the manufacturing output index, which increased by 1.8pt to 50.7, the highest level in more than three years, while the services activity index edged down slightly to 50.4.
Eurozone Banks Embrace Diversification. A Step Towards Greater Financial Integration
During the last two years, eurozone banks have been diversifying their sovereign bond portfolios, reducing a home-country bias. This is welcome news, and we expect this trend to continue.
Eurozone PMIs: Tentative Signs of Stabilization Amid Ongoing Economic Challenge
EUR/USD Rejected at 1.1000: Anticipating Rangebound Trading and Assessing ECB Dovish Bets
European Staffing Sector Faces Varied Hiring Prospects in 2024 Amid Economic Challenges
Unexpected Rise in US Unemployment Claims Sparks Attention, While Fed Remains Cautious Amid Strong Labor Market
Manufacturing PMIs for November Reflect Lingering Weakness in Eurozone's Economic Activity
PMI Indices Signal Lingering Inflationary Pressures and Economic Slowdown in France
The French Labour Market Struggles: Q3 Unemployment Rate Hits 7.4%
US Rates Experience Bull Flattening Amid Supply Relief and Weaker Data, Bank of England Maintains Holding Pattern
Dampening Business Optimism in France Signals General Economic Slowdown
Distribution Network and Advantages of XTPL's Ultra-Precise Deposition Method
Rates Surge: US Service Sector Strengthens Yields
Eurozone Retail Sales: July Data Shows Slight Decline, with Hopeful Signs for the Future
Services PMIs Confirm Contraction, RBA Holds Rates: Market Analysis for September 5th, 2023
European Construction Markets: A Look at Poland, France, and Turkey's Prospects
Inflation Data Analysis: Will Key Numbers Prompt ECB's September Pause?
Analyzing Powell's Jackson Hole Speech and Lagarde's ECB Insights: Market Insights by Michael Hewson
Positive Start Expected as Nvidia's Strong Performance Boosts Market Confidence
Flash PMIs Expected to Weaken Further in August: Market Insights by Michael Hewson
Cooling Trends in France's Labor Market as Unemployment Inches Up
Cooling Trends in France's Labor Market as Unemployment Inches Up - 11.08.2023
EUR/USD Trading Analysis and Tips: Navigating Signals and Volatility
Bank of England Poised to Raise Rates to a 15-Year High Amid Economic Concerns
European Banks Pass Stress Tests with Resilient Capital Buffers
France Records Surprisingly Strong Q2 Growth on Export Surge, While Domestic Demand Slips
Eurozone: ECB Rate Hike Priced In, Focus on Post-Meeting Guidance and Inflation Data. UK: PMI Surveys in Focus as Disinflationary Pressures Loom
Market Focus: European Data Releases, ECB Survey, US FOMC Minutes, and UK Bond Supply
Services PMIs and Fed Minutes: Analyzing Market Focus and Central Bank Strategy
Eurozone Manufacturing Contracts as Euro Remains Steady; US ISM Manufacturing PMI Weakens; US PCE Index Slows, Fed Rate Hike Still Expected
Mixed Signals: Services PMIs Hold Up, Fed Minutes Reveal Divergence, and AO World's Recovery Path
US Jobs Market Confounds Expectations, RBA Rate Decision Looms, and Manufacturing PMIs Signal Concerns
Navigating the European Landscape: Assessing the Significance and Variations of Non-Bank Financial Institutions
Rates Diverge: Flattening Yield Curves in US and Europe
Navigating Quarter End: Europe Aims for a Higher Start as Markets Show Resilience amid Geopolitical Concerns
Navigating Uncertainty: Shifting Sentiment in European and US Stock Markets
UK Retail Sales Outlook and Flash PMI Focus Amid Inflation Concerns - Analysis by Michael Hewson
France's Business Climate Stabilizes, but Weak Growth Outlook Persists: Automotive Sector and Tourism Provide Temporary Boost
Divergence in France/Germany Flash PMIs: Manufacturing Struggles, Services Remain Resilient
Underwhelming Eurozone Industrial Production in April Raises Concerns for Second Quarter
Eurozone Inflation Dilemma: CPI at 7% and Lingering Concerns Amidst Rising Food Prices
Shocking Chinese Manufacturing Data Sends Euro Plummeting! Find Out Why Europe is Feeling the Heat
Economic Slowdown in France: Falling Consumption and Easing Inflationary Pressures
Labour-Market Induced Sell-Off: Impact on US Treasuries and Rates Differentials! Comparing US and Euro Rates: Factors Influencing Policy Rate Paths
UK Mortgage Approvals Show Promising Rebound, Fueling Optimism for Housing Market Recovery
France: Unemployment still historically low, for now
France: Exports boost GDP while inflation increases again
France: business outlook worsens
France: Industrial production rebounds but outlook remains sluggish
France: Inflation falls, but not by much, and consumption drops
France: Business climate indicates a resilient economy
EU construction outlook: Two years of modest decline in the building sector
French strikes will cause limited economic impact
French industrial production falls
France: Inflation continues to rise while consumption rebounds slightly
French business climate signals economic resilience in February
Poland’s President Andrzej Duda Said The Decision To Send Fighter Jets To Ukraine Was “Not Easy To Take”
French industrial production continues to catch up
France escapes recession, for now
France: ING expects economy to grow by 2.5% on average this year, but taking inflation and other headwinds into consideration, 2023 figure may go below the line
Macron Initially Thinks About Dissolving The Parliament
France: Stabilisation Of Inflation Can Be Seen As Good News
France: The Economic Picture Is Deteriorating
Eurozone: France - Oh My! Check Out August Print Of French Industrial Production!
Europe: French Business Climate Went Down! How Much? Check It Out!
France: Industrial Production Decreased | French GDP (Gross Domestic Product) Is Expected To Decline
France: CPI Hit 0.3% Less, But ING Economics' Team Expects Inflation Stay On High Levels
France: In August Business Climate Indicator Hit 103
Lowest China's Yield Level In 2 Years!? Dollar (USD) Is Disturbing Gold In It's Challenge
Work In France And French Labour Market | France’s labour market continues to outperform – for now | ING Economics
