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The EU and euro face a sudden deterioration in economic conditions due to the coronavirus, which seems certain to widen the differences between Germany and the

The eurozone economy started the year on a stronger footing. But the coronavirus disruption is likely to become a major drag that might only peter out in the co

The latest eurozone inflation figure for January was reported at 1.4%, well below the ECB's longstanding target inflation rate of 2%. It's important to remember

Some sectors are more exposed to coronavirus. If the Covid-19 fears continue, we are likely to see similar trends. The leveraged loan price index has fallen fro

The coronavirus has the potential to cause a recession in some countries. EU President Lane offered an excellent explanation of why r* will be low for some time

As I've pointed out before, the eurozone has a structural problem, one I don't think it's going to be able to overcome. As an example of this, we can look at th

After the Italian case, global asset markets are now under broad-based pressure. We expect the 10Y Italy-Germany spread to drift wider to 175bp. We suspect the

A sixth person in Italy (NYSEARCA:EWI) has succumbed to the coronavirus, and the county now has more than 200 confirmed cases. Parts of the northern region of the country are all but shut down, and A

Trade data shows continuing weakness. The PBoC cut rates, indicating that Chinese growth for the first quarter of 2020 will probably be weak. Most of the charts

Poor Japanese and Australian preliminary February PMI reports and some trade indications from South Korea saw most Asia-Pacific equities sell off, with the exce

The OECD leading indicators are indicating growth. However, the negative impact of the coronavirus will probably hurt growth. Global equity markets rebounded th

Once the initial panic has passed, investors have taken the spread of COVID-19 in their stride, a little too much you could argue. Next week is typically among

First Trust Europe AlphaDEX Fund (NASDAQ:FEP) traded up 0.2% on Friday . The company traded as high as $37.88 and last traded at $37.79, 22,623 shares were traded during trading. A decline of 57% from

It's becoming ever clearer that eurozone manufacturing is in recession even if the eurozone economy as a whole is just about managing to keep growing. This isn'