ZDEU News and Press, SPDR Solactive Germany ETF From 03/31/21

Once again, the German Constitutional Court is at the root cause of potential market tension. Last Friday, the European flagship project demonstrating solidarity took a severe hit. The decision could be another episode in the long saga of how the German Constitutional Court is (tr...

It appears that bond markets are returning to pricing the economic recovery. Quarter-end flow might still complicate price action, but US data later this week should bring rates back on their upward trend. In Europe, the release of Spanish and German inflation data should provide ...

Flash Eurozone PMI at 52.5 in March signals return to growth. Manufacturing expands at record pace, helping offset service sector weakness. Factory input cost inflation highest since March 2011, as supplier delivery times lengthen to the greatest extent in the survey's 23-year his...

Rates markets are seeing relief as concerns over the disruption caused by last week's SLR decision are allayed, and with infection rates rising again in Europe. Such relief could prove temporary, but the ECB will use every chance to widen the gap versus the US. TLTRO money has jus...

A modest dip was thought perfectly natural, but then the Federal Reserve last week paid out much more than modesty in its updated sharply declining Industrial Production numbers (where total output is still less than it was in 2014). Seriously, here we are with the cold weather nonsen...

Surge in Chinese exports drives noticeable rise in global exports over first two months of 2021. Statistical noise makes annual comparisons challenging but data add to view that global economy continues to recover. Pick-up in trade has exacerbated logistical difficulties, especial...

Global PMI signals fastest rise in firms costs for over 12 years as higher material prices are accompanied by record jump in service sector costs. Charges for goods and services rise at steepest rate for over a decade, led by the US and Brazil. Weak consumer services price inflati...

Global manufacturing PMI buoyed by further strong gains in production. Robust growth seen in the US, Eurozone, India and Brazil despite supply chain delays close to record high. Expansion limited by further slowdown in China, in turn linked to shipping and logistics problems. ...

Global economic growth led by the US as PMI rises to highest in six-and-a-half years. COVID-19 restrictions limit service sector growth in Europe and Japan. Solid growth continued to be recorded in Australia and Russia, albeit with rates of expansion capped in particular by weaken...

Flash Eurozone PMI edges up from 47.8 in January to 48.1 in February. Manufacturing expansion gains momentum, helping offset further service sector weakness. Germany outperforms amid factory strength. Prices jump amid supply constraints. For further details see: Euro...