ISHARES MSCI EUROZONE ETF News

Despite questions over financing the European Union's new Green Deal, the green transition is now underway.

High public debts in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic will present a vulnerability for European governments with strong incentives to stabilize and lower their debt-to-GDP ratios. Changes in public debt

The eurozone economy will continue to be dominated by the coronavirus, much as in 2020. Optimism prevails for the latter part of the year though as vaccinations are expected to boost economic recovery

Short-time work schemes do what's on the ticket. Broad measures of unemployment show strong recovery after lockdown 1.

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Time is running out for the UK and Europe to reach an agreement on the terms under which the UK will leave the European Union at year end.

Many UK companies fear the impact of any post-Brexit trade deal on their supply chains, the increased red tape, and their sales to the EU.

Nov.25 -- Ian Harnett of Absolute Strategy Research talks about European stocks. He is on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close.

Nov.11 -- Stefan Hofer, Asia managing director and chief investment strategist at LGT Bank Ltd., discusses the rally in Japanese stocks, emerging markets and his outlook for the U.S. dollar.

Serious implications arise from governmental shutdowns. The success or failure of an outcome may come down simply to how it affects most people.

Alarm bells are ringing. Chances of a drop in eurozone GDP are increasing.

We are coming up on 13 years of nearly relentless outperformance by U.S. equities relative to counterparts in Europe.

The final months of the year are going to be extremely challenging for the global economy, with experts predicting another significant wave of COVID-19 which risks further restrictions around the worl

Japan's August producer prices were 0.5% lower than a year ago, improving from -0.9% in July. Sterling is easily the worst-performing currency in the world this week, losing approximately 3.6% against