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Italy Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EWI )

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Italian Inflation Slows In December
Positive developments in gas prices suggest that the peak in headline inflation might be behind us, but future declines will be slowed down by some inertia in the core component. 
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Country ETFs In 2022
With 2022 drawing to a close, there are only two countries that are currently in the green for the year: Brazil (EWZ) and Mexico (EWW). 
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Italy: Confidence Improves Broadly In December, Except For Manufacturers
The last batch of confidence data for 2022 points to extra resilience in the fourth quarter of GDP. We are still penciling in a small contraction, but a flat reading cannot be ruled out. 
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Country ETFs Outperforming U.S. Recently
For most major global equity markets, at some point this Fall a 52-week low has been put in place, with significant rallies since then. 
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Italian Inflation Stabilizes In November
Headline inflation in Italy stabilized in November, with the energy component starting to reflect an improving base effect. Beware core inflation, though, as its persistence will likely slow down the... 
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The Pressure Of The EU Energy Crisis On The Italian Market
Pelliconi has seen expenses for electricity and gas more than treble revenue this year, adding to the challenges caused by increased steel prices. 
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Italian Business Confidence Still Down In August
The deterioration is more marked in manufacturing and less so in services, which are benefiting, alongside retailers, from a prolonged tourism-related re-opening effect. 
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Italian CPI inflation ticks up again in December
The inflationary wave continued unabated in December in Italy. According to Istat preliminary data, the headline measure edged up to 3.9% YoY, the highest level since August 2008. 
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Italian Confidence Data Points To A Significant Slowdown In Growth
There has been a marked deterioration in confidence across most sectors of the Italian economy. In our view, a GDP contraction might just be avoided in the third quarter, but it is almost inevitable in... 
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Will CPI Catch Many On The Wrong Side Of The Market?
Will the CPI (inflation) report coming on September 13, 2022 catch many market participants/investors on the wrong foot? Did this week’s stock market rally bring the breadth thrusts back into play? 
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Italy: Second-Quarter GDP Boosted By Strong Consumption
The GDP breakdown shows that the big driver of growth was private consumption, reaffirming our view that over the second quarter a re-opening effect was working at full speed. However, this looks set... 
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Sovereign Spreads: How Big Exactly Is The ECB’s Bazooka?
At its July meeting, the ECB unveiled its fragmentation fighting apparatus: a set of tools aimed at preventing the excessive widening of sovereign spreads. We look at whether these tools can prevent... 
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A Eurosceptic, Hard Right, Italian Government Is Coming In September
The resignation of Prime minister Mario Draghi triggered Italian national elections in September. Brace for a radical Right-wing shift. 
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Italians Increasingly Pessimistic In July
The deterioration in confidence data does not reflect the impact of the government crisis. Expect more softness ahead, but thanks to NextGenEU investments and good tourism flows, Italy might manage to... 
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Draghi’s Resignation Now Looks Inevitable
The government crisis crystalized yesterday, when the 5SM, the League and Forza Italia decided not to take part in a confidence vote which followed Mario Draghi’s address to the Senate. 
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Italy: Mixed Signals From June Confidence Data
Consumer gloom and business resilience cannot be easily reconciled. A likely re-composition in consumption patterns and resilient industry could balance out. 
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Country Performance Since COVID-Low
COVID impacted each country differently for a variety of factors. First, government responses differed greatly. 
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Italian Industrial Output Plunges In January, Putting Growth At Risk
The fall in January's industrial production was worse than expected and highlights its vulnerability to energy/commodity price developments, not just to COVID-related supply chain disruptions. A... 
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The Ukraine War And The Stock Market News
Focusing on the underlying trends and big trend changes remains the cornerstone to successful investing and trading. Big news events are not changing this nor having as big of a change on the trends as... 
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Fear & Greed Have Become Best Friends
It has been another bumpy week for the market. One day the market was down -1.5%, followed by a quick +2.5% bounce, only to again retreat with several days of continued selling to finish the week. 
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Rates Spark: The Inflation Scare Returns
German inflation has given financial markets another headache on top of Fed and Bank of England tightening this year. Core bonds are at the epicenter of the market reaction but stress could quickly... 
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Macro Events To Keep An Eye On In The Second Half Of January
Two volatile weeks lie ahead as the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve decide their monetary policies. Also, the Italian presidential election is closely watched by euro traders. 
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Shortened Day Bloodbath
It may have been a shortened session in the US, but equities took a big hit around the globe today. 
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Italian Preliminary GDP Data Confirms Strong Rebound Unabated In 3Q21
Another very positive reading for Italian GDP, likely driven by the recovery in services but also supported by resilient manufacturing. We now expect average GDP growth at 6.2% in 2021. 
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Italy Requires Evidence Of Vaccination For Employment—The First European Country To Do So
Italy has become the first European country that has made either certification of a COVID-19 vaccine, a negative COVID test or documented recovery from the virus a requirement for... 
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