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Euro Credit Looks More Appealing Than Eurozone Government Bonds -- Market Talk
1128 GMT - Euro-denominated corporate bonds look more appealing than eurozone government bonds as they offers extra yield, Elisa Belgacem, senior credit strategist at Generali Investments says in a
Euro's Has Scope to Fall Slightly This Week -- Market Talk
1104 GMT - The euro could fall if European data later this week support the case for interest-rate cuts by the European Central Bank but any declines will be modest, ING says. Business sentiment
Atos SE Ensures IT Success at UEFA EURO 2024
Germany's Chemical Sector Sees Faltering Business Climate in June, Ifo Data Shows
The business climate in Germany's chemical industry worsened in June after four straight months of growth due to a decline in order backlog and demand for chemicals, the ifo Institute said Monday.
Express News | Euro Stoxx Index up 0.3%; Euro Zone Blue Chips up 0.3%
Express News | Euro Stoxx 50 up 0.12% at 4833.17 Points
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$Euro(EURindex.FX$
The End of the Hiking Cycle Not?
The European Central Bank decided to make monitary policy more restrictive by increasing interest rates and the deposit rate.
This is during a time of sky high energy prices and an economy on the brink of recession. These restrictive policies will add more pressure to the different economies that make up the Euro zone. There are already analysts calling for a recession after this policy decision.
Where Has the Euro Demand...
The End of the Hiking Cycle Not?
The European Central Bank decided to make monitary policy more restrictive by increasing interest rates and the deposit rate.
This is during a time of sky high energy prices and an economy on the brink of recession. These restrictive policies will add more pressure to the different economies that make up the Euro zone. There are already analysts calling for a recession after this policy decision.
Where Has the Euro Demand...
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Over the last ~25 years, the use of the U.S. Dollar for foreign exchange reserves has steadily declined from 72% to 59%.
Meanwhile, Euro usage is up slightly from 19% to 21%.
The most important part?
“Other” currencies, including the Chinese Yuan, soared from 4% to 10%.
$USD(USDindex.FX$ $Euro(EURindex.FX$ $Rmb Appreciation Related(LIST1187.HK$ $GBP/USD(GBPUSD.FX$ $CNY/USD(CNYUSD.FX$ $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF(SPY.US$ $Invesco QQQ Trust(QQQ.US$
Meanwhile, Euro usage is up slightly from 19% to 21%.
The most important part?
“Other” currencies, including the Chinese Yuan, soared from 4% to 10%.
$USD(USDindex.FX$ $Euro(EURindex.FX$ $Rmb Appreciation Related(LIST1187.HK$ $GBP/USD(GBPUSD.FX$ $CNY/USD(CNYUSD.FX$ $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF(SPY.US$ $Invesco QQQ Trust(QQQ.US$
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