DXGE News and Press, WisdomTree Germany Hedged Equity Fund From 03/19/19

Perhaps nothing summarizes the efforts of British Prime Minister Theresa May and the European Union to produce an exit for the UK from the European community than the opinion piece by Robert Shrimsley in the Financial Times . Mr. Shrimsley, discussing the exit plan produced by Ms. May, writ...

By Claudio Grass At the end of January, only a month after the official end of the QE program of the European Central Bank (ECB), its President Mario Draghi told the European Parliament's committee that the central bank could resume its bond purchasing, in a questionable effort to assuage ...

You know things have really changed when Economists start revising their statements more than the data . What's going on in the global economy has quickly reached a critical stage. This represents a big shift in expectations, a really big one, especially in the mainstream, where the words "st...

Perhaps no country risks losing more from the winds of protectionism and tariffs sweeping the world than Germany. The world's fourth-largest economy and the richest in the European Union is heavily dependent on exports, especially of industrial goods that are sensitive to swings in the economi...

Germany's government is clipping GDP forecasts again, according to Handelsblatt , trimming its in-house growth outlook for 2019 to just 0.8%, following an early cut from 1.8% to 1%. More news on: iShares MSCI Germany ETF, Global X DAX Germany ETF, New Germany Fund, News on ETFs, Global ne...

The purpose of this article is to assess the macro-fiscal flows for Germany in the lead-up to the new federal budget in February and determine what effect these flows will have on the stock market and the economy. Macro fiscal flows impact investment markets with a lagged effect of typically...

By Claudio Grass Until recently, Germany has been the seemingly unbreakable workhorse that has pulled the European economy back from the brink and kept it ticking along through a myriad of internal and external pressures, as well as political crises, over the last decade. As the undeniable...

Over the long run, German stocks have matched the performance of US stocks. But they've lagged behind in recent years, and now look quite cheap. There are some short-term risks, such as a slowing European economy and the potential for big US tariffs on car imports. But German stocks look like...

German manufacturing activity dropped to its lowest level since 2012 in February, with IHS Markit's PMI slipping to a record low of 47.6%, leaving the country's resilient services sector to keep the economy afloat. More news on: iShares MSCI Germany ETF, Global X DAX Germany ETF, New Ger...

Germany's current account surplus shrank in 2018, but still remained by far the world’s largest due to strong exports. More news on: iShares MSCI Germany ETF, Global X DAX Germany ETF, New Germany Fund, News on ETFs, Global news and forex, Read more ...