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23 May 2022 Theo Acheampong Nezo Sobekwa Natznet Tesfay Lindsay Newman, Ph.D. Laurence Allan Jose Sevilla-Macip John Raines Jan Gerhard Jack A. Kennedy Dijedon Imeri Deepa Kumar Carlos Cardenas Carla Selman Bibianna Norek Anton Alifandi
Splits within the G20 on Russia are an early indicator of increasing fault lines, affecting future political, security and trade relations.
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23 May 2022 Todd Campau
The average age of light vehicles in the US reached an all-time high in 2022 as the vehicle fleet climbed to 283M passenger cars and light trucks....
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20 May 2022 Brian Lawson
Although a Kazakh state borrower, Poland and Romania have all issued successfully since our 5 May report, overall market dynamics are worsening....
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20 May 2022 Emilio Intrieri
Thailand's Ministry of Energy announced on 7 April 2022 the 24th Thailand Petroleum Bidding Round, with three offshore blocks made available....
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20 May 2022 Michael Dall
Market sentiment sours over global growth concerns - latest insights from our MPI
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20 May 2022 Yingzhi Zhang
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20 May 2022 Tom Scott
What's next in the biggest transition in agriculture in decades?
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20 May 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Flash PMI data for May will be released next Tuesday for a first look into economic conditions midway into Q2.
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20 May 2022 Chris Williamson
Flash PMI data for the US, eurozone, UK, Japan and Australia will provide the first major clues as to the health of the world economy mid-way...
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19 May 2022 Chris Williamson
The new export orders index from S&P Global’s PMI business surveys tracks foreign demand for both goods and services
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19 May 2022 Yingzhi Zhang
The international trade of the seemingly endless supply of goods that enable globalization is entirely dependent on the physical transport of...
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18 May 2022
A curated collection of Canadian EV information, analysis, and insights from S&P Global Mobility
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18 May 2022 Rama Zakaria
Russia-Ukraine implications and the energy transition
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18 May 2022 Ken Wattret
A major change in approach is now required, with the anchoring of inflation expectations a priority
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18 May 2022 Ralph Chen
This report analyses the dividend performance of fiscal year 2022 of S&P ASX200 , the most important index of Australia market, under the impacts...
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17 May 2022 Jingyi Pan
The S&P Global PMI™ Commodity Price and Supply Indicators track the development of price pressures and supply shortages each...
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17 May 2022 Jordan Anderson
The prism of country risk can make a unique and valuable contribution to our understanding of the ever-growing cyber-threat environment in which...
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16 May 2022 Marie Lechler, Ph.D. Chris Suckling
Regions specialized in sectors that have been adversely impacted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are set to face worse economic growth outlooks...
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16 May 2022 Philip Ortiz-Bukowski Aliaksandr Chyzh
A favorable above-ground environment for E&P has underpinned Norway’s relative international attractiveness despite market...
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16 May 2022 Mike Wall
May 2022 sees ongoing supply chain issues and lingering COVID-19 impacts varying from region to region
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13 May 2022 Frank Larsen
Equipment suppliers sizing the rapidly expanding CCUS market as visible projects to 2031 estimated to have 314 MMt/y of CO2 captured or injected/stored....
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13 May 2022 Kevin Birn Jordan Woloschuk Cathy Crawford Bill Rawlusyk
&P Global recently completed a life-cycle analysis for emissions for propane produced from Montney gas production. The report is available...
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13 May 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
The week ahead finds a busy economic calendar alongside a series of Fed appearances which remain in focus given uncertainties over the pace of...
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12 May 2022 Michael Dall
Gloomier demand outlook and higher interest rates dampened commodity prices last week
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12 May 2022 Maryam Baluch Andrew Harker
Manufacturers in Kazakhstan continue to be impacted by the spillover effects of the war in Ukraine and imposition of sanctions on key trade partner...
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11 May 2022 Alan Bullion
New Generics 2022 details important herbicide, fungicide, insecticide and nematicide active ingredients coming off patent over the period from...
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11 May 2022 Choon Gek Khoo Cecillia Zheng
The Southeast Asia (SEA) region has ambitious goals to achieve net-zero emissions between 2050 and 2065. It surely will require great efforts...
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11 May 2022 Daejin Lee
Capesize rates finally breached $30,000/day mark and Capesize rates became higher than Panamax rates for the first time in 2022.
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11 May 2022 Yun Yun Teo
The last two years has seen the world turned upside down by the pandemic and the climate crisis, and this turbulent period has made it increasingly...
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10 May 2022 Paulina Lichwa-Garcia
iBoxx GBP Monthly Commentary
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10 May 2022 Alan Bullion
Around the world, governments in leading agricultural-producing countries are now catching up with the United States, both to better legislate...
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10 May 2022 Hedi Grati
Core oil and gas flows remain unsanctioned in the European Union, although calls for an oil embargo sound louder by the day, and the European...
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10 May 2022 Petya Barzilska Nezo Sobekwa Lindsay Newman, Ph.D. Jose Sevilla-Macip John Raines, Ph.D. Blanka Kolenikova
The latest in a series of reports on migration in 2022 focuses on examples of economic and climate-related push factors in Europe and beyond. ...
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Southeast Asia on track for strong but uneven power demand growth amid unexpected supply bottlenecks
10 May 2022 Choon Gek Khoo Cecillia Zheng
IHS Markit published Southeast Asia (SEA) power and renewable market briefing for the first quarter of 2022 (Q1-2022). As usual, it discussed...
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10 May 2022 Paulina Lichwa-Garcia
iBoxx EUR Index Monthly Commentary: May 2022
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10 May 2022 Kangwei Yang
As the Omicron wave of COVID-19 subsided in most parts of the world, border restrictions were either relaxed or removed in a number of countries...
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09 May 2022 Reed Olmstead Prescott Roach Narmadha Navaneethan Imre Kugler
Capital discipline and low storage have created a nearly unprecedented scenario for high gas prices, but hedging mutes the windfall.
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09 May 2022
Utility share reaches new high, despite increasing gas prices
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09 May 2022 Mark Fulthorpe John Mothersole Jim Burkhard Elisabeth WaelbroeckRocha, Ph.D. Chris Williamson Alex Kokcharov
Global growth slows and inflation pressures intensify amid rising economic headwinds
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09 May 2022 Tom Libby
A review of registration and migration patterns in the mainstream US new vehicle industry.
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09 May 2022 Mariam Al-Shamma David Gates Cat Hunter
The Russia-Ukraine crisis has served to reset the global geopolitical compass, with far-reaching implications for upstream investment conditions....
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09 May 2022 Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
The global economy expanded for a twenty-second straight month* in April, according to the JPMorgan Global PMI™ (compiled by S&P Global), though...
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09 May 2022 Wilson Mak Rahul Sharma
Shorter- and longer-term interest rates in developed markets moved higher in April. The broad increase in rates reflected a progressing inflationary...
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09 May 2022 Wilson Mak Rahul Sharma
Headline inflation remained hot in April. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine maintained upward pressure on energy and commodity prices around the...
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06 May 2022 Natasha McSwiggan
Our banking risk experts provide insight into events impacting the financial sector in emerging markets in May.
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06 May 2022 Brian Lawson
Reference rates and EU spreads worsened ahead of this week’s FOMC meeting but sizeable deals were well-received in both bond and equity markets....
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06 May 2022
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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06 May 2022 Chris Williamson
Detail sector PMI data compiled by S&P Global revealed a broadening of the global economic slowdown in April with more sectors reporting falling...
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06 May 2022
We review factor performance in April 2022.
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06 May 2022 Bill Meenaghan
While the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has recommended moving the US Settlement process from a two-day settlement cycle...
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06 May 2022 Paul Wilson
Securities Finance March 2022 Snapshot
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06 May 2022 Chris Williamson
Global price pressures intensified in April, according to the latest PMI data compiled for JPMorgan by S&P Global
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06 May 2022 Chris Williamson
The pace of global economic growth slowed in April to the lowest since the downturn of the second quarter of 2020, according to the latest PMI...
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06 May 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Inflation data will be the key focus in the coming week with figures due from both the US and China for April.
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05 May 2022 Thomas McCartin
Market attention shifts towards lockdowns in mainland China as lower manufacturing activity suggests less demand for inputs
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05 May 2022 IHS Markit Agribusiness Expert
Indian digital agriculture has got a boost with an interim two-year approval for drone-based spraying of pesticides, including insecticides...
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05 May 2022 Lindsay Newman, Ph.D. Deepa Kumar
Despite intermittent ceasefire talks, no clear offramp to the conflict in Ukraine has yet emerged - our researchers look at possible scenarios...
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04 May 2022 Todd C. Lee
Did the dollar’s weaponization against Russia initiate an irreversible fracturing of the global financial system?
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04 May 2022 Rod Hutton
Optimism is making a comeback among North Sea drilling contractors, according to the April edition of S&P Global’s North Sea Rig Report
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03 May 2022 Paola Perez Pena Edurne Zoco, Ph.D.
Costs for every component of the carbon capture, usage, and storage (CCUS) value chain vary greatly across industries and regions based on the...
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03 May 2022 Chris Williamson
The JPMorgan Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index™ (PMI™), compiled by S&P Global, fell from 52.9 in March to a 20-month low of 52.2 in April...
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02 May 2022 William Magee Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
According to our Monthly US GDP Index, monthly GDP declined 0.4% in March.
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29 April 2022 Madhu Ramu
Understanding the impact of corporate actions is necessary when contemplating the right investment strategy. This impact is driven by timely...
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28 April 2022 Sanjiv Rana
The Indian Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has decided to exempt products derived through two gene editing techniques
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28 April 2022 Suzanne Edwards
A decades-long drought in the Western United States reached new levels of severity in 2021, and current water metrics indicate the 22-year drought...
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28 April 2022 Michael Dall
After a brief respite, commodity prices climbed last week
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28 April 2022 Gavan Nolan
“This time is different.” Four words that should strike fear into the minds of investors, as eloquently shown in the eponymous book by Reinhart...
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28 April 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
A busy week ahead packs both manufacturing and services PMI data releases for April to provide an update on the health of the global economy...
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27 April 2022 Daejin Lee
Maritime Congestion in Shanghai
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27 April 2022 Tasnika Goorhoo
Looking back at the past five years in the oil and gas market and subsequently the offshore supply vessel (OSV) market, there have been distinct...
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27 April 2022 Joseph Harvey
Joe Harvey interviews Jean Sceftsik de Szolnok from Boehringer Ingleheim
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27 April 2022
Compare prospects, peers, operators and countries to transform the unknown to known.
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27 April 2022 Tom De Vleesschauwer Claudio Vittori
The global energy and mobility industry is at a critical inflection point. Meeting ambitious emissions targets while also delivering energy and...
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27 April 2022 Darren Stobbart
Analysis of the global market for conventional crop protection products
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26 April 2022 Brian Lawson
US 10-year reference yields have risen 50 basis points during April – but sizeable supply continues to be absorbed successfully.
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26 April 2022 Sara Johnson Elisabeth WaelbroeckRocha, Ph.D.
World real GDP growth will likely slow to 3.2% in 2022; Supply resilience is key to avoiding a global recession
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26 April 2022 Benjamin Morel
Some mature petroleum jurisdictions may be on the cusp of turning old liabilities into new opportunities in pursuit of their energy transition...
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26 April 2022 Reed Olmstead Prescott Roach Narmadha Navaneethan Imre Kugler
Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine has forced the world to realize the fragility of energy supply and the geopolitical risks of overreliance...
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25 April 2022 Rama Zakaria
As the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to rage, global energy markets are witnessing unprecedented volatilities, with the power and renewables...
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25 April 2022 Xiaonan Feng
On 24 January 2022, the State Council issued the Comprehensive Work Plan on Energy Conservation and Emissions Mitigation in the 14th Five-Year-Plan...
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25 April 2022 Vince Heo Logan Reese Kaori Tachibana
IHS Markit Climate and Sustainability is pleased to bring you the OECD Asia Power and Renewables Market Briefing covering the first quarter 2022...
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25 April 2022
Our upcoming report on key ways you can connect with retail audiences. Register now.
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22 April 2022 Chris Williamson
Preliminary PMI survey data showed economic growth slowing in the US and UK as strong pandemic rebounds showed signs of fading. In contrast...
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22 April 2022
Fluctuating modellability can create uncertainty around banks’ market-risk capital and thus add another layer of complexity to risk management...
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22 April 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
A string of Q1 GDP data will be released in the coming week across the US, eurozone, South Korea and Taiwan.
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22 April 2022 Chris Williamson
The UK PMI survey data signal a marked cooling in the pace of UK economic growth during April
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22 April 2022 Chris Williamson
Eurozone economic growth accelerated in April as a rebounding service sector, benefitting from loosened COVID-19 restrictions, helped compensate...
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22 April 2022 Ines Nastali
Discussions around the cause for the congestion issue the maritime industry faces are heating up fast. Digitalization and collaboration among...
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22 April 2022 Jingyi Pan
Private sector output rose across Japan and Australia in April as easing COVID-19 disruptions domestically supported growth of business activity....
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21 April 2022 Rama Zakaria
Key trends, Europe’s focus on Russia-Ukraine crisis, and clean energy investments
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21 April 2022
In this article we look at the U.S. credit market using an industry standard tool for assessing extreme risk: value at risk (VaR)
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21 April 2022 Mr. Hughes Paul
Causes of inflation an self-fulfilling expectations
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20 April 2022 Logan Reese
In November 2019, the federal government released the National Hydrogen Strategy, which has since solidified as the foundation for the development...
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20 April 2022 Diego Iscaro Bibianna Norek
If the incumbent president loses the election, the most significant policy divergence will be a shift in foreign policy, particularly with regard...
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20 April 2022 Mark Fulthorpe
The following analysis from S&P Global Mobility highlights the latest global light vehicle production forecast settings and sales outlook...
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20 April 2022 Tal Dickstein
The prospect of a Russian coal ban in Europe prevents commodity prices from falling outright
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19 April 2022 Silvia Macri Raul Timponi Andy Barrett
The successful commercialization on March 24th of the Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation’s (ENEC’s) second reactor raises online capacity to...
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18 April 2022 Matthew Gerstenfeld
Primary volume levels will remain quiet in the coming week after last week’s calendar supplied limited issuance ahead of the Holiday weekend....
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15 April 2022 Zhi Xin Chong Johan Utama
Each markets in Southeast Asia has a different gas market price structure and responded differently.
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14 April 2022 IHS Markit Agribusiness Expert
Seed systems have an important role to play in Africa because agricultural productivity remains extremely low, and the use of improved varieties...
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14 April 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Flash PMIs released in the coming week across major developed economies offer a first look into the degree to which these countries have been...
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13 April 2022 Brian Lawson
The prospect of increased oil supply provides some relief to commodity prices
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13 April 2022 Sanjiv Rana
The conflict could lead to food shortages for vulnerable populations, even years after the fighting has ended
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13 April 2022 Jenny Nguyen Yang Megan Jenkins Lara Dong
On 22 March 2022, China released the 14th Five-Year Plan (FYP) for the energy sector, covering development plan through 2025.
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13 April 2022 Relte Stephen Schutte Paulina Lichwa-Garcia
Paris-Aligned EUR High Yield Corporate Index: First Quarter Review
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12 April 2022 Josefin Berg
2021 was another record year for solar PV generation additions globally. 2022 is set to be an even stronger year with 32% year-on-year growth....
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11 April 2022 Alex Merola
Highlights: • ESG focus is growing and will likely intensify over the next 18 months. • While public market data is abundant, private asset data...
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11 April 2022 Gyöngyvér Jennifer Fischer Eric Schmid
In March 2022, Sonatrach made the second hydrocarbon discovery in the Liassic play of the Benoud Trough with the drilling of the Ouled Sidi Cheikh...
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11 April 2022 Paul Wilson
Securities Finance March 2022 Snapshot
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11 April 2022 David Vaucher
The lifting of COVID-19 restrictions, increasing oil prices, and recent geopolitical events have all effected North American E&P...
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08 April 2022
How autonomous trucks will transform landscape of logistics industry
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08 April 2022 David Owen
Growth in the Sub-Saharan region was quelled at the end of the first quarter of 2022, as a record increase in selling prices led customers to...
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08 April 2022 Paulina Lichwa-Garcia
March month-end rebalance of the iBoxx GBP Index saw net additions of only about GBP 570 million, amid a small number of both insertions and...
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08 April 2022 Paulina Lichwa-Garcia
iBoxx EUR Index Monthly Commentary: April 2022
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08 April 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Central bank meetings will be in abundance in the coming week across the eurozone, Canada, New Zealand, South Korea and Singapore.
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07 April 2022 Brian Lawson
Although reference yields have risen sharply since early March, equity issuance is improving, and long-dated debt supply is proving resilient. ...
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07 April 2022 Nick Edwards
Supply chain problems and inflation are affecting virtually every commodity at every level and fresh produce Fruit and vegetable prices have...
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07 April 2022 Lara Dong Choon Kiat William Chia Bing Han
The National Energy Administration (NEA) announced that China’s offshore wind annual installations soared to 16.9 GW in 2021, accounting for...
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07 April 2022 Logan Reese Ankita Chauhan
In the first quarter of 2022, 20 new insight papers have been published in the IHS Markit Asia Pacific Integrated service, apart from the regular...
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07 April 2022 Chris Williamson
Inflationary pressures intensified around the world in March according to the latest PMI data compiled for JPMorgan by S&P Global
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07 April 2022 Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
The global economy expanded for a twenty-first straight month* in March, according to the JPMorgan Global PMI™ (compiled by S&P Global), but...
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07 April 2022
POR estimates the number and size of the missing prospects globally and includes them in a commercial evaluation and ranking process.
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07 April 2022 Wilson Mak
The US Federal Reserve (the Fed) lifted its key rate in March for the first time since late 2018.
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06 April 2022 Andrew Harker
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has hit business confidence across much of the world, representing a bigger jolt to worldwide business optimism...
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06 April 2022 Chris Williamson
The PMI data showed output growth at its third-lowest for 18 months, with only August 2021 and January 2022 having recorded a weaker monthly...
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06 April 2022 Kangwei Yang
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to disrupt the Covid-19 related supply-chain backlog and rally commodity prices (which have further...
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06 April 2022 Rahul Sharma
March saw several developed equity markets recover some of their prior months’ losses.
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06 April 2022
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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06 April 2022 Natasha McSwiggan
Our banking risk experts provide insight into events impacting the financial sector in emerging markets in April
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06 April 2022 Michael Dall
Doubts over natural gas flows from Russia heighten price volatility last week
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05 April 2022
We review factor performance in March 2022.
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05 April 2022 Robert Birkett
Bayer wants to protect food supply chains from further disruption and help prevent what could become an unprecedented food crisis
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05 April 2022 William Plampton
With the hydrocarbon industry being acutely aware of the need for carbon capture and storage (CCS) in a bid to lower carbon emissions and achieving...
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05 April 2022 Yelena Shliomenzon
With dramatic cost reductions, advances in technology, favorable policies, and ever-increasing national targets, offshore wind gross capacity...
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05 April 2022 Laszlo Maio Jennifer Tschopp Erika Baldessin
Considering the high renewable energy potential in Africa, green hydrogen represents a great opportunity to develop energy and economy sectors...
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04 April 2022 Megan Jenkins
On 23 March 2022, China released the first national-level development plan for the hydrogen industry (the Plan), underscoring the importance...
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04 April 2022 Chris Williamson
The JPMorgan Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index™ (PMI™), compiled by S&P Global, fell from 53.7 in February to a one-and-a-half year low...
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04 April 2022 Alan Bullion
A large amount of venture capital is flowing into the biostimulants market, reflecting the growing attractiveness of the sector to investors....
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03 April 2022 William Magee Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
Monthly GDP declined 0.1% in February
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01 April 2022 Chris Williamson
US manufacturing growth accelerated in March as robust demand and improving prospects countered the headwinds of soaring cost pressures and the...
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01 April 2022 Andrew Harker
The COVID-19 pandemic retains the ability to throw the Vietnamese manufacturing sector off course in 2022 despite a lack of virus containment...
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01 April 2022 Carol Zu
The possibility of a supply disruption to Russian oil owing to the Russian-Ukraine crisis has caused a physical and financial shock to the global...
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01 April 2022 Pieter Devuyst
European Commission launched a plan to ensure food security against the impact of the war in Ukraine
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01 April 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Worldwide services PMI will be due in the coming week for a detailed look into the impact of recent developments from the Ukraine war and the...
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31 March 2022 Cody Schulte
Petroleum exploration successes in Guyana have taken on a new dimension with the recent hydrocarbon discovery at the Kawa 1 new-field wildcat...
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31 March 2022 Madhu Ramu
Understanding the impact of corporate actions is necessary when contemplating the right investment strategy. This impact is driven by timely...
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31 March 2022
The conflict in Ukraine, sanctions impacts and related cyber and operational risks have caused firms to critically review their third- and fourth-party...
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31 March 2022 Peter Rohde Paul Hughes
Watch our daily assessment of the rapidly changing impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict
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31 March 2022 Stephen Jew
Unprecedented crude prices and widening product cracks are expected to result in demand destruction of about 1.0 MMb/d (major refined products...
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31 March 2022 Ruiying Zhao Maojun Ye
Right time to access China's dividends?
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30 March 2022 Brian Lawson
Key market trends in March to watch include the rise in reference rates and the resilience of supply from riskier asset classes.
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30 March 2022 Christopher Sheehan
How forced change will accelerate seismic shifts in future upstream acquisition and divestiture strategies.
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30 March 2022 Etienne Kolly
As of early 2022, four Russian oil companies were present in different onshore and offshore locations in several African markets.
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30 March 2022 Stella Lim Ruiying Zhao Ralph Chen
We summarise the dynamics of APAC stocks with dividends to be announced/expired in 2022 Q2
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30 March 2022 Ines Nastali
Patrick Verhoeven, IAPH managing director, and Martin Humphreys of the World Bank discuss working together to advance digitalization and decarbonization...
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30 March 2022 Katarzyna Skrzypek
The containerized trade volume decreased by 3.0% in the first quarter of 2020 and by 8.7% y/y in the second quarter of 2020 due to the most severe...
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29 March 2022 Catherine Robinson Alun Davies
Many supply and demand levers are possible to reduce Russian gas supply to Europe in 2022. However, not all of them can transpire at the same...
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28 March 2022 Lindsay Newman, Ph.D.
The current outflows of people from Ukraine represent the fastest growing refugee crisis in Europe since World War II.
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28 March 2022 Toby Burrough Raoul LeBlanc Camilo Rodriguez
Artificial Intelligence (AI) predictive models work to help engineers in Upstream E&P gain actionable insights from complex models......
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28 March 2022 Toby Burrough Raoul LeBlanc Camilo Rodriguez
As oil and gas (O&G) companies continue towards investing in digital technologies to drive business value, it’s clear...
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28 March 2022
Dividend-paying stocks have historically been a successful way to protect capital against inflation. In addition to stock price appreciation...
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28 March 2022
We present some perhaps overlooked technology stock safe havens during the tech selloff.
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25 March 2022 Tal Dickstein
Our Weekly pricing pulse: prices pull back from record highs
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25 March 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
In a busy week that sees an updated US non-farm payroll report, worldwide manufacturing PMIs will reveal insights into business conditions amid...
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25 March 2022 Alan Bullion
Most crop protection companies, regardless of market share are engaged in the biologicals sector in addition to the numerous specialized biologicals...
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25 March 2022 Terrell Benke Gautam Sudhakar
The European Commission and the United States released a joint statement on European Energy Security about how the US and international partners...
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25 March 2022 Alessandro Bacci
An analysis of the new hydrocarbon law aimed at increasing investment in the sector, specifically the investment protections available to foreign...
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24 March 2022 Chris Williamson
Preliminary PMI survey data showed only a modest impact from the Ukraine war on current economic growth in the world's largest developed economies...
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24 March 2022 Chris Williamson
The UK PMI surveys indicated a sustained robust pace of expansion in March as the further reopening of the economy from COVID-19 containment...
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24 March 2022 Chris Williamson
Eurozone business activity growth slowed in March as the economic impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine offset a boost to demand from the further...
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24 March 2022 Yiyan Cao Megan Jenkins
On 21 December 2021, China’s National Energy Administration (NEA) published a draft update to the Measures for Administration of Ancillary Services...
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24 March 2022 Jingyi Pan
Australia saw business activity improve at an increased rate in March, while activity in Japan showed signs of stabilising.
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23 March 2022 Chris Suckling, Ph.D. Alexia Ash
Using a nuanced CRP to evaluate PRI coverage provides a more accurate assessment of risk
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Global manufacturers signal record increase in prices paid for energy and semiconductors in February
23 March 2022 Usamah Bhatti
S&P Global PMI Commodity Price & Supply Indicators highlighted that manufacturers continued to battle against rising prices and shortages for...
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23 March 2022 Rama Zakaria
The following provides a brief overview of selected reports in the Global Power and Renewables service from February 2022.
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23 March 2022 Brian Lawson
During last week, Nigeria and Turkey successfully reopened emerging market supply, while Russia sovereign default reportedly was averted for...
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23 March 2022 Max Tingyao Lin
China has unveiled its long-awaited national blueprint to develop a clean hydrogen industry, setting out a near-term production target while...
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22 March 2022 Paul Wilson
US Equity Specials
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22 March 2022 Fangchi Liu
The pre-loaded consumption and supply chain disruptions have clouded the mainland Chinese medium- and heavy-duty truck (MHDT) market since last...
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22 March 2022 Treffen White
The jury is no longer out. Electric vehicles (EVs) are coming, and in large numbers. We have heard the message loud and clear. Nearly every major...
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22 March 2022 Sara Johnson
Russia-Ukraine war has fundamentally changed the global geopolitical landscape with impacts on economic & GDP recovery especially in US, Europe...
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22 March 2022 Jim Burkhard
Will the Russian oil exports volumes fall or be redirected elsewhere?
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21 March 2022 Chris Williamson
The PMI output index is the survey’s principal gauge of economic growth and can provide valuable insights into GDP, service sector growth and...
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21 March 2022 Francesco d'Avack Edurne Zoco, Ph.D.
Spending in low carbon power will surpass $530 billion in 2030 with a total $4.4 trillion cumulative spending between now and the end of the...
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21 March 2022 Beatriz Serrano-Suarez
TotalEnergies announced a light oil and gas discovery in the Venus-1X new-field wildcat offshore Namibia, in the Orange sub-basin
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18 March 2022 Mr. Hughes Paul
An assessment of the supply-demand tipping point for veg oil prices
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18 March 2022 IHS Markit Agribusiness Expert
Understanding the nature and extent of emissions in the dairy value chain
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18 March 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
March flash PMIs will be released in the coming week for a first look at economic conditions since the outbreak of the Ukraine war.
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17 March 2022 Alan Bullion
With resistance to traditional chemical pesticides growing, and all eyes on sustainability and reducing chemical usage, the biological agent...
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17 March 2022 Jingyi Pan
February PMI data pointed to the global economy recovering as the Omicron wave faded, though this was prior to various significant developments...
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17 March 2022 Vaiva Seckute
Russian-Ukrainian war exacerbates labor shortage, supply chain and transportation disruption, and global trade leading to broad-based implications...
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16 March 2022 Karl Lindstrom Hedi Grati Aaron Brady
The bans on Russian oil will lead to supply disruptions in Europe. In January, 750,000 b/d of Russian crude oil was supplied through the Druzhba...
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16 March 2022 Michael Dall
Our MPI jumped 5% as commodity prices surge on supply concerns and volatile trading conditions
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15 March 2022 Demian Flowers
The repercussions of the Russia-Ukraine war is putting light vehicle production and automotive supply chain at risk due to prolonged semiconductor...
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14 March 2022 Ravi Amin
The European Union, the United States and the United Kingdom as well as others, are aligning to impose stringent export controls on Russia following...
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14 March 2022
The divestment of refineries will continue with the fuel demand decline and growing sensitivity towards carbon intensity.
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11 March 2022 Ruiying Zhao
Learn more about the prospects for Chinese dividend outlook amidst the Russia-Ukraine crisis.
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11 March 2022
A recent study from IHS Markit of 343 corporate issuers revealed that a lack of feedback of their investor meetings is ranked as the single greatest...
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11 March 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
The week ahead will see an abundance of central bank meetings across the US, UK, Japan, Indonesia and Taiwan.
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10 March 2022 Ken Wattret
The soaring of global inflation rates driven by rising energy prices and other goods is aggravated by the economic impact of the Russia-Ukraine...
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10 March 2022 Chris Williamson
The pace of global economic growth revived in February having slumped to a one-and-a-half year low in January, bringing encouraging news of a...
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09 March 2022 Nick Edwards
Consumption, production, and demand for food additives such as antioxidants, emulsifiers, sweeteners, preservatives, and thickeners is growing...
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09 March 2022 Michael Dall
MPI climbs to all-time high as traders scramble to secure supply
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09 March 2022 William Farmer Theo Acheampong, Ph.D. Peter Gardett Natznet Tesfay Davdi Li
SSA countries received insufficient financial pledges at COP26 to cover their full climate adaptation needs, but they did receive substantial...
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08 March 2022 Rafael Amiel, Ph.D. Chris Suckling, Ph.D.
A state by state look at economic growth in Mexico
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08 March 2022
We review performance of several alternative factors - institutional ownership and social media sentiment.
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08 March 2022
We are pleased to announce that Financial Risk Analytics has won two awards in the 2022 Risk Markets Technology Awards for XVA Calculation Product...
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08 March 2022
Inventory shortages are having a profound impact on the industry
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08 March 2022 Paul Wilson
Securities Finance February 2022 Snapshot
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08 March 2022 Alan Bullion
Russia and Ukraine have ports serving the grains and oilseeds trade along the Black Sea, logistics will be a key issue. Learn more about the...
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08 March 2022 Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from IHS Markit’s latest Monthly PMI Bulletin. For the full report, please click on the ‘Download Full Report’ link....
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08 March 2022 Jakub M. Kwiatkowski
The Russia-Ukraine war has led to economic sanctions being imposed by global players and is likely to impact international trade of Russia significantly....
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08 March 2022 Rama Zakaria Etienne Gabel Benjamin Levitt
As 2022 begins, our Global Power and Renewables team considers six key trends that we believe will define global power and renewable markets....
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08 March 2022 Joo Yeow Lee Allen Wang
Singapore was the first Southeast Asian country to introduce a carbon tax, back in 2018. The carbon price was initially set to S$5/metric ton...
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07 March 2022 Matthew Gerstenfeld
Primary volumes continue to fluctuate given the uncertainty surrounding the Russian/Ukrainian war in addition to growing concerns over national...
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07 March 2022 Katarzyna Skrzypek Agnieszka Maciejewska
Ukraine is one of the main world exporters of grains as well as vegetable oils. Main agriculture export products are Corn and Wheat. In 2021...
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07 March 2022
Importance of and how to determine fair valuation with POR (for M&A targets, farm-out...
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04 March 2022 Natasha McSwiggan
Our banking risk experts provide insight into events impacting the financial sector in emerging markets in March
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04 March 2022 William Magee Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
According to our Monthly US GDP Index, monthly GDP was flat (0.0%) in January 2022.
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04 March 2022 Michael Dall
MPI climbs to eleven-year high as panic grips commodity markets. Energy prices were the main contributor to the MPI’s increase last week.
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04 March 2022 Wilson Mak
Market volatility surged in February as geopolitical tension in Eastern Europe escalated into a war. Russia launched an invasion of Ukraine...
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04 March 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
The Ukraine crisis induced uncertainty remains in focus going into the fresh week, though the attention is expected to be shared with upcoming...
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04 March 2022 Jeff Nitto Francesco d'Avack Amy Groeschel
Our new Energy Sector Capex Spending report tracks all energy sector investments, including power transmission and distribution
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04 March 2022
The Canine and Feline Parasitology Market1 is forecast to grow at a CAGR of +X% from 2020 to 2035
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03 March 2022 Paulina Lichwa-Garcia
iBoxx GBP Index Monthly Commentary
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03 March 2022 Rahul Sharma
Most equity markets receded in February after first battling intensifying Federal Reserve rate hiking expectations and then having to absorb...
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03 March 2022 Kangwei Yang
At the time of writing, global markets have been met with fresh uncertainties and market volatility amidst the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict....
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03 March 2022
We review factor performance in February 2022.
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03 March 2022 Will Kendal
5 insights to prepare for the March 31 operational resilience & risk requirements deadline
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03 March 2022 Graham Evans Demian Flowers
What motor sourcing says about a carmaker’s electrification ethos
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03 March 2022 Thomas Grieder Karl Lindstrom Julien Zigliani
The Russia-Ukraine crisis will cause many European countries to look urgently for new gas supply sources amidst increased risk of increased interruption...
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02 March 2022 Chris Williamson
Worldwide manufacturing growth picked up in February after being subdued to a one-and-a-half year low in January due to the Omicron wave. However...
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02 March 2022 Nick Edwards
The demand for alternative protein is permanent and is expected to continue growing – the market data collected translates to 11 million tons...
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01 March 2022 Jingyi Pan
Despite a broad increase in COVID-19 infections in the ASEAN region, manufacturing conditions remained resilient in February with the ASEAN manufacturing...
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01 March 2022 Anastasia Polymeni
The renewed interest in the Bjornoyrenna Fault Complex, SW Barents Sea is marked by the two exploration wells, Snofonn North and Skavl Sto, that...
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01 March 2022 Chris Williamson
February saw a welcome stabilisation of manufacturing production in mainland China, suggesting the health restrictions imposed to control the...
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28 February 2022 Zoe Grainge
National 2030 climate and energy targets across Europe are being re-worked as the decade progresses.
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28 February 2022 Hugh Ewan
TotalEnergies announced that the stakeholders of Uganda’s highly anticipated Lake Albert Development had taken the final investment decision...
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28 February 2022 Madhu Ramu
Understanding the impact of corporate actions is necessary when contemplating the right investment strategy. This impact is driven by timely...
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25 February 2022 Suraj Ghosh
Electric vehicles (EVs) have occupied a lot of media space of late and are widely regarded as the next big breakthrough technology in the automotive...
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25 February 2022 Lara Dong Jenny Nguyen Yang
As 2022 begins, our China Climate and Sustainability team looked at the regional energy market and summarized the key questions that will shape...
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25 February 2022
NH Investment & Securities collaborate with IHS Markit to launch a global IB standard for Overseas Stock Rights Information Inquiry...
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25 February 2022
Renewables are already the cheapest source of new power generation in most markets across the world. Cost declines due to technology evolutions...
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25 February 2022 IHS Markit Agribusiness Expert
Black sea conflict: Market implications and scenarios regarding exports
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25 February 2022 Byron McKinney
Practical challenges and recommendations for financial institutions regarding the monitoring of AIS outages and suspicious vessel activity
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25 February 2022 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Markets will inevitably be dominated by the Ukraine crisis, though from an economic data perspective worldwide manufacturing and services PMIs...
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24 February 2022
IHS Markit and TradeSun have announced a strategic partnership to offer an all-in-one integrated trade solution that enhances financial crime...
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24 February 2022 Chris Suckling, Ph.D.
Increases in CRP scores were driven by costs associated with capital transfer and expropriation risks in onshore gas and oil projects
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Using predictive analytics to measure investor response to changes in capital expenditure strategies
24 February 2022
Corporate issuers reevaluate their capital allocation strategies to ensure alignment between capital expenditures, investor returns and future...
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24 February 2022
New Financial Services Supplier Assurance Framework launched by UK Finance and KY3P® by IHS Markit
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24 February 2022 Chris Fenske
All major US equity indices closed higher after being sharply lower most of the day, while all APAC and European indices were lower on the day....
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24 February 2022 Paula Diosquez-Rice Carla Selman
With the deal, Argentina would avoid defaulting on its IMF liabilities in 2022 but shifts the risk to beyond 2023.
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23 February 2022 Xi Wang Xavier Demeulenaere Michael Reale
Selling credits is a lucrative revenue stream for EV makers
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23 February 2022 Michael Dall
Commodity markets eased last week; first decline in 2022
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23 February 2022 Alan Bullion
EU member states approve new rules to facilitate the use of micro-organisms in crop protection products
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23 February 2022
What is AIS, what it’s designed to do, how does it work? This content will assist users new to AIS to make informed decisions on the consumption...
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22 February 2022
Should issuers still include prepared remarks on earnings calls
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22 February 2022 Matthew Gerstenfeld
New issue activity will remain subdued over the course of the holiday-shortened week as market players navigate fluctuations in rates coupled...
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22 February 2022 Sara Johnson
The global economic expansion will continue at a moderating pace in 2022 and 2023.
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22 February 2022 Chris Williamson
The pace of economic growth across the four largest developed economies rebounded in February after having slowed sharply due to the Omicron...
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22 February 2022 Chris Fenske
All major US and APAC equity indices closed lower, while European markets were mixed. US government bonds closed mixed with the curve slightly...
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22 February 2022 Raj Badiani
The post-COVID-19 UK recovery faces strengthening headwinds, namely rampant inflation squeezing household budgets, persistent supply chain disruptions...
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21 February 2022 Jihane Boudiaf
Rapid declines in Sudan’s exports and port calls in the second half of 2021 were caused by disruption resulting from the protest activity and...
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21 February 2022 Steve Gillman
An overview of key agri-food sustainability trends to watch out for in 2022
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21 February 2022 Chris Williamson
Eurozone business activity growth accelerated sharply in February as COVID-19 containment measures were relaxed
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21 February 2022 Chris Williamson
The latest PMI surveys indicate a resurgent economy in February, with business activity leaping higher as COVID-19 containment measures were...
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21 February 2022 Rajiv Biswas
The South Korean economy closed the 2021 year on a strong note, with GDP up 4.1% year-on-year (y/y) in the fourth quarter of 2021.
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21 February 2022 Chris Fenske
All major US and European equity indices closed lower on the week, while APAC markets were mixed. US government bonds were almost flat on the...
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21 February 2022 Jingyi Pan
APAC economies Japan and Australia saw their paths diverge amid mixed COVID-19 Omicron developments.