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Summary Global securities finance revenues reached $6.1bn in the first half of 2022, an increase of 12% YoY. Global ETP lending revenues were $453mn for H1, continuing to set new all-time highs, representing a 48% YoY increase. 2022 is off to an impressive start for Securities...
Q2 Eurozone GDP (preliminary): +0.6% M/M vs. +0.7% consensus, +0.7% prior. +3.9% Y/Y vs. +4.0% consensus, +4.0% prior. Eurozone Q2 GDP earlier estimated rise of 4.0%. ETFs: EWG , DAX , EWI , EWQ , GF , HEWG , EWGS , DXGE , DBGR , FGM ...
Growing rapidly, multi-faceted, and with green products and services permeating throughout markets, the green economy’s development increasingly resembles that of the tech sector. The green economy is now the equivalent of the fifth largest industrial sector by market value ...
France Manufacturing PMI : +49.5 vs. 49.6 consensus, +51.4 in June. Worst output performance outside pandemic era since 2013. New order downturn steepens as inflationary pressures persist. Business confidence remains at subdued level. Overall, manufacturing production ...
The UK economy surprised in May with robust growth following three months of stagnation, but that reading was distorted by holiday dates. The Conservative Party had promised a reduction in taxes, but that measure will likely have to await the election of a new leader and prime ministe...
While France's real GDP per capita grew by 15.8% between 2000 and 2019, the national average masks significant regional disparities. In absolute terms, the disparity in regional inequality is elevated with a strong concentration of economic activity. Projected real GDP growth for ...
Santander is hedged and ready for higher rates compensating for their high proportion of fixed-rate loans. The bank has a nice dividend yield at 3.8%, which including buybacks brings the total capital yield up to 7.6% for shareholders. While loan growth will slow, banks like Santa...
European debt ratios have barely budged since 2012. Some Eurozone countries, including Ireland, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain have spent the past decade deleveraging and their debt ratios have plunged. Part of the reason there has been no debt crisis in Europe over the past...
The rise in bond spreads in most eurozone countries could be a problem. Nevertheless, the long period of extremely low interest rates and the very gradual rollover of public debt give governments some leeway, even if spreads rise further. That said, any reduction in economic growt...
Healthy pre-provision income and strong capital levels will allow banks to manage their remaining exposure to Russian counterparties. Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February, all EU banks with exposure have confirmed that they have not permitted any new commercial activi...