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Assuming the coronavirus pandemic and related containment measures peak in Q2 for most countries around the world, the International Monetary Fund expects the global economy to contract 3% this year,

The dollar broke below JPY108 yesterday and has been unable to resurface the area today. The euro is trading quietly inside yesterday's range (~$1.0895-1.0970).

Bloomberg's monthly survey of economists predicts that the euro area's economy will contract by more than 10% in H1, with Q2 accounting for most of the drop at 8.3%, as lockdown orders remain in effec

Since the new eurobond would be underpinned by guarantees from the national sovereigns, we expect yields of the core to rise, reducing the amount of sub-zero yi

With economies everywhere in a self-induced coma and rescue bazookas getting ever bigger, the effect on public finances is going to be epic. This is going to be

A deal in the oil market is possible. For obvious reasons, the economic data is terrible. Continue to avoid international ETFs.

The European Central Bank announced a technical change or two - technical so they said - which make the Southern European countries more creditworthy. It's also

On Thursday, the European Central Bank announced massive new stimulus programs, saying that it could buy up to €750 billion ($820 billion) in state and corporat

Over the past few weeks, European countries have stepped up virus containment measures aggressively, with most of the region now in lockdown. While the near-ter

First, we need to understand that what Lagarde stated - that it is not her job to prevent government bonds' prices in the European Monetary Union (EMU) from div

An insight into the top ETF events of the week that was the worst since 2008.

There's been an unprecedented amount of central-bank activity this week. There has also been a number of very strong pledges to ramp up the fiscal stimulus. The

The latest sentiment figures from ZEW as well as IFO are sobering. China's dramatic decline is one thing, the German situation quite another. If we further assu

This week, we saw several major central banks announce monetary stimulus measures in the wake of coronavirus concerns. Given the sudden halt across European eco

The ECB shocked the markets last week by arguing it wasn't in the business of reducing spreads, sending shockwaves through the eurozone. Events on the ground ha