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Germany: Not So Far From The Shallows By Carsten Brzeski - Dec 07, 2018

A new star was not born. Instead, another disappointing drop in German industrial production shows that industry is not so far from the shallows any more.Industrial production dropped by 0.5% MoM in...

U.S. Economy: As Good As It Gets? By James Knightley - Nov 30, 2018

The US continues to perform strongly and wages are finally gathering pace. But protectionism and a weakening global outlook are significant risks for 2019 and the cumulative effects of Federal Reserve...

China: Rough Seas In 2019 By Iris Pang - Nov 30, 2018

The Chinese economy is set to slow down in 2019. The most likely scenario is an escalation of the US-China trade conflict, hurting exporters, manufacturing and logistics services. Pressure from trade...

Turkish Banks Show Resilience By Nicholas Smallwood - Nov 30, 2018

The Turkish regulator has released performance data for the Turkish banking sector to end-October. It paints a picture in line with trends visible in banks’ third-quarter results, showing that...

China: Industrial Profits Severely Squeezed By Iris Pang - Nov 27, 2018

China's industrial profit growth slowed in October, with just 13 out of 41 sectors (including the consumer goods group) posting improved profits on a monthly basis. But businesses could enjoy better...

Germany: Still Groping In The Dark By Carsten Brzeski - Nov 26, 2018

The latest Ifo index just somewhat undermines hopes for a swift and strong rebound of the German economy in the final quarter of the year.Germany’s most prominent leading indicator just added...

German Economy: Hit By Cars By Carsten Brzeski - Nov 23, 2018

The worst performance of the German economy since 1Q 2013 was just confirmed. The economy shrank by 0.2% quarter-on-quarter. On the year, the economy still grew by 1.1%. While the headline figure...

China: Intervening In The Yuan, For What? By Iris Pang - Nov 22, 2018

The People's Bank of China spent $91.58 billion on foreign-exchange purchases in October. We believe this means the central bank wants USD/CNY to cross the 7.0 mark, but without any market...

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