DXGE News and Press, WisdomTree Germany Hedged Equity Fund From 01/31/23

Summary Cash is king in Germany. With inflation running high, we look at the German consumer’s ability to increase spending, save less and support domestic growth. Germans are pessimistic about the future. The KfW consumer confidence survey is just starting to recover from its al...

Summary International institutions, including the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and the OECD, have all warned of a downturn in the global economy commencing in the fourth quarter of last year and continuing in the early months of 2023. The fourth quarter of 2022 was indee...

Summary The German DAX broke its 200-day moving average in November of last year. It rose more than 3,000 points off its October low (up more than 26%) and is now technically in bull market territory. Taking a look at a few reasons why the coming sell-off will wipe out at least half...

Summary The German economy grew by 1.9% in 2022, per the German statistical office first estimate. This implies a stagnating, not contracting, economy in the fourth quarter. Will the widely predicted recession simply fail to materialise? We remain doubtful. Avoiding the worst does n...

Summary Global government bond yields surged in December amid a flurry of central bank decisions, speculation about the future direction of monetary policy, and slower economic growth. At its December meeting, the European Central Bank raised rates by 50 basis points to bring the deposi...

Summary Today’s high prices may well lead to tomorrow’s low prices, and tomorrow may arrive sooner than many feared. Asynchronous reopening is set to bedevil the global economy for at least another year. Broad housing market activity during much of 2022 suggests that w...

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Summary German government debt is in the firing line. Europe’s stubborn inflation and Germany’s lax fiscal policies suggest the spread between the two countries' yields will narrow further. Germany will spend around 300 billion euros between 2022 and 2024 to cushion th...

Summary The overall level of business sentiment remains subdued by historical standards, reflecting the challenging environment caused by the high cost of living, rising interest rates, concerns over energy supply and the Ukraine war. The subdued level of the PMI nevertheless means that...

Summary Are we seeing the beginning of a reversal in the decline in stocks, and rise in yields, which have haunted investors this year? If the rebound in equities continues into Q1, it’s possible that leading indicators will flip, offering more convincing support for the idea of ...