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Global ETF Market Facts: 3 Things To Know From Q1 2023
03:00am, Friday, 14'th Apr 2023
Most ETF trading activity occurs in the secondary market, where ETF shares change hands between buyers and sellers. March 2023 saw a number of shocks to global financial markets, including bank bailou
As Banking Concerns Abate, Get Triple Exposure to European Equities
12:01pm, Wednesday, 05'th Apr 2023
The dust appears to be settling from the recent bank failures over the past few weeks, giving investors more confidence. With the rescue of European bank Credit Suisse, specifically, traders can look
European Stocks Climb Early in New Year: An ETF to Consider
11:58am, Friday, 20'th Jan 2023
The early rally in global equities is clearing the path for opportunities in practically all stock markets around the world. This includes the European stock market where traders can take advantage of
Lever Up on Bullish Exposure to the European Stock Market in 2023
08:48am, Wednesday, 28'th Dec 2022
Weakness in the stock market has been felt around the globe with inflation and central bank tightening. Now, the expectation is that rate hikes will start to dissipate, setting up bullishness in the n
EURL Is Up Over 30% the Past Month
12:23pm, Monday, 14'th Nov 2022
Global inflation has left the European stock market suffering just as much as the rest of the world, but signs of a comeback could be apparent in the Direxion Daily FTSE Europe Bull 3X ETF (EURL), whi
Trade Europe's Return to Form After Omicron With EURL
10:51am, Monday, 27'th Dec 2021
Europe was quick to return to lockdown mode after the Omicron variant first surfaced, but when the effects of the pandemic ease, traders can play the Direxion Daily FTSE Europe Bull 3X ETF (EURL). As
Inflationary Pressures Build As Shortages Cause Prices To Soar In Czech Republic
10:03am, Wednesday, 11'th Aug 2021
Inflation accelerates alongside expectations of further interest rate hikes by central bank. Stockpiling efforts and greater global demand push input costs up at a significant pace.
The Resilience Of Private Balance Sheets In Europe During COVID-19
11:50am, Friday, 16'th Jul 2021
One of the positive surprises about last year's recession is how little damage it inflicted on average household and corporate balance sheets in Europe. European household balance sheets also improved
Euro Repo Sees Volumes Surge
10:37am, Monday, 21'st Jun 2021
Firms have turned to the European repo market amid an increase in volatility in the financial markets, which has encouraged participants to review their approach to risk. The increased use of European
The U.K. At Four Months Post-Brexit
09:21pm, Saturday, 01'st May 2021
Brexit followed lengthy and difficult negotiations that resulted in a separation agreement stipulating that the UK would leave the single market and customs union but no tariffs on goods or quotas wou
Eurozone Household Finances
09:49am, Thursday, 29'th Apr 2021
Part of these savings was the result of households taking a more cautious stance against an increasingly uncertain economic backdrop (precautionary savings). Our estimates suggest that a large majorit
Get Bullish on Europe's Resurgence with ‘EURL'
04:06pm, Wednesday, 31'st Mar 2021
Despite a third wave of coronavirus cases in Europe, the Direxion Daily FTSE Europe Bull 3X ETF (EURL) is still chugging along. As Europe looks to contain the virus, traders can get bullish on an eco
Karlsruhe We Have A Problem: A New Challenge To The EU Recovery Fund
09:27am, Wednesday, 31'st Mar 2021
Once again, the German Constitutional Court is at the root cause of potential market tension. Last Friday, the European flagship project demonstrating solidarity took a severe hit.
Eurozone Economy Returns To Growth For First Time In 6 Months
10:44am, Thursday, 25'th Mar 2021
Flash Eurozone PMI at 52.5 in March signals return to growth. Manufacturing expands at record pace, helping offset service sector weakness.
Is The Eurozone At Risk From Another Sovereign Debt Crisis?
11:23am, Monday, 22'nd Mar 2021
Positive changes since the Global Financial Crisis include fewer excesses and imbalances, the ECB's asset purchase programs, and the creation of the ESM and RRF. However, following the COVID-19 shock,
