Tag Archives: Eurozone
Euro area: Negative inflation here to stay for a while
Consumer prices fell by 0.2% y/y in December, while the core rate rose a tad to 0.8%.
US & euro area data take centre stage
Euro area December CPI expected to show prices down from a year ago
Euro area: Slow growth, but confidence returning
PMIs rose slightly as expected in December, pointing towards ongoing,
The Big Picture: Synchronous global recovery in H1 2015
The Big Picture presents our view of the global economy and outlook for US, euro area, Japan and China.
Euro area: PMIs lower than expected
Weakness in manufacturing far from over. Services undershoot in Germany.
Euro area: GDP a bit stronger than expected, slow growth ahead
It could have been worse. With GDP growth of 0.2% q/q in Q3, the Euro-area economy grew a bit more
NAB Global and Australian Forecasts
Recent monthly economic indicators and business surveys show continued moderate global economic growth
FX: deleveraging over?
With the European bank stress test results out, the banks, if anything, have one minor reason less not to increase lending.
Euro area: Inflation rate down in September – but to go up from here
Much too low for comfort, now hoping for base effects to materialise
ECB preview: Buy what, how much and how fast?
From the ECB policy meeting next Thursday, we expect more details on the ABS and covered bond purchase programmes but
Germany: Disappointing Ifo numbers
Business expectations fell more than expected, again driven by the manufacturing sector.