DXGE News and Press, WisdomTree Germany Hedged Equity Fund From 02/08/22

European Central Bank looks a lot closer to normalising or tightening policy. The current energy crisis can hardly be tackled by monetary policy. Higher policy rates should not automatically put pressure on debt sustainability but an end to asset purchases and higher bond yields e...

Major central bank policies are diverging. Elevated exchange rate volatility may reflect the intensifying divergences. The U.S. Federal Reserve has provided guidance that it expects to end its asset purchases by March 2022, and then commence the process of increasing short-term intere...

The stock market has been like a rocket ship over the last three years, advancing +90% as measured by the S&P 500 index, and +136% for the NASDAQ. The recent stock market volatility is reinforcing the idea that the Federal Reserve’s more aggressive stance regarding hiking i...

A first look at Eurozone developments in January provides a more up-to-date picture, indicating that the growth slowdown is continuing. The flash PMI reports indicate that average selling prices in the Eurozone were advancing at a record pace in January. There was considerable var...

After years of raising funds through bond issuance to yield-desperate buyers, Chinese property developers are heavily indebted, and since last summer, many have been defaulting on payments to bondholders. Responding to weakness in the domestic economy, the Chinese central bank reverse...

German inflation has given financial markets another headache on top of Fed and Bank of England tightening this year. Core bonds are at the epicentre of the market reaction, but stress could quickly spread to riskier debt. We also attempt to answer some of the questions raised by ...

WisdomTree Germany Hedged Equity Fund (NASDAQ:DXGE) - $0.6181. 30-Day SEC Yield of 1.98% as of December 27. Payable Dec 30; for shareholders of record Dec 28; ex-div Dec 27. For further details see: WisdomTree Germany Hedged Equity Fund declares quarterly distribution of $0.6181

Each boom-and-bust cycle has seen a progressively lower interest rate cycle with limbo-like lower highs and lower lows. While central bankers are likely to be cautious about some aspects of the current wave of inflation, it seems likely that they will need to act in 2022. Markets ...

The eurozone economy is being dealt yet another blow from COVID-19, with rising infection levels dampening growth in the service sector in particular to result in a disappointing end to 2021. By country, growth stalled in Germany due to the first drop in new orders for goods and servi...

Not all Net Zero targets are created equal. Depending on historical and current carbon emissions, some are more ambitious than others. On average, we find that the current Net Zero targets will, if met, collectively deliver a global temperature rise of 2.1°C, well above the 1.5&#...