14 May 2021 Christine Chow
In the ESG circle, we often speak of the ecosystem – the importance of regulations, the influence of reporting standards, changes in investors’...
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14 May 2021 Chris Fenske
All major APAC, European, and APAC equity indices closed higher today. US government bonds closed higher for a second consecutive day and benchmark...
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13 May 2021 Cristina Brooks
Case follows Europe's other courts in forcing nation to speed progress on emissions.
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13 May 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
Eneti plans to commission a Jones Act-compliant WTIV as the former dry bulk shipper ramps up its offshore wind operations.
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13 May 2021 Brian Lawson
Germany’s latest Green bond gained record demand and priced two basis points tighter than its conventional “twin”.
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13 May 2021 Bree Neff
The Indonesian economy’s recovery is expected to be prolonged by weak consumer demand and policy options are limited
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13 May 2021 Prasun Chaudhury Debnil Chowdhury
The May 7th, 2021 cyberattack on the Colonial Pipeline system impacted the gasoline supply for consumers as well as commercial operations such...
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13 May 2021 Kevin Adler
The Asian Development Bank pledges to end coal, oil, nuclear power plant investments and to add more scrutiny to gas plant financing.
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13 May 2021 Margaret Labban, Ph.D. Floriane Reinaud
Understanding drug pricing structures in CEE countries
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13 May 2021 Mark Boyadjis
An Automotive Minute with Mark Boyadjis: David vs Goliath | EVs vs ICEs
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13 May 2021 Suhyeon Park Ankush Zutshi
Corporate Actions APAC Blog Post
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13 May 2021 Chris Fenske
All major US equity indices closed higher, Europe was mixed, and all major APAC markets were lower. US government bonds closed higher and most...
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12 May 2021 Cristina Brooks
Charges in electricity bills could interfere with the EU's plan to curb emissions.
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12 May 2021 Cristina Brooks
A pair of European energy companies look to develop floating offshore wind power.
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12 May 2021 Michael Dall
Demand soars and supply remains challenged leading to another week of strong commodity price increases
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12 May 2021 Kevin Adler
Japan's new goal of reducing GHG emissions by 46% by 2030 will put pressure on its power and transport industries.
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12 May 2021
Taking a high-level view for the past five years for cotton imported into mainland China, we see values peak with 2018 imports at nearly $10...
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12 May 2021 Alexander Macgregor
The Australian government accepted it would have to cover the decommissioning of the Northern Endeavour FPSO in December 2020.
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12 May 2021 Chris Fenske
All major European equity indices closed higher, APAC was mixed, and US markets were sharply lower on a much higher than expected CPI release....
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11 May 2021 Alex Merola
Limited partners are increasingly turning their focus to ESG considerations, particularly where there is a need to align investments with the...
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11 May 2021
A curated collection of Canadian EV information, analysis, and insights from IHS Markit
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11 May 2021 Amena Saiyid
Export credit agencies are coming under heightened scrutiny as countries establish policies to block construction and financing of fossil fuel...
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11 May 2021 David Vaucher
Last year served as the “pivot point” about which operators took tangible steps not only to decarbonize their legacy energy portfolios, but also...
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11 May 2021 Randolf Tantzscher Frantz Castor
IHS Markit, a leading index provider, has launched a new set of global equity indices, the EMIX World Indices, to complement its extensive suite...
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11 May 2021 Struan Lloyd
IHS Markit’s Global Regulatory Reporting Solution’s platform has been selected by Banco Santander to report OTC derivatives trades to multiple...
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11 May 2021 Chris Fenske
All major equity indices closed lower across the US, Europe, and APAC except for Mainland China’s markets closing modestly higher. US and European...
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11 May 2021 Amena Saiyid
The US Department of the Interior is moving offshore wind projects through the approvals process in a bid to reach its 30 GW goal by the decade's...
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10 May 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
The International Finance Corporation inked its first certified green loan in Africa.
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10 May 2021
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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10 May 2021 Natasha McSwiggan
Our banking risk experts provide insight into events impacting the financial sector in emerging markets in May
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10 May 2021
Australian bank Macquarie moves to quit coal by 2024
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10 May 2021 Chris Williamson
Global business surveys indicated a marked upturn in hiring in April as companies boosted activity in line with resurgent demand for goods and...
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10 May 2021 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth accelerated sharply in April, and further robust growth looks likely in the coming months
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10 May 2021 Sam Pierson
Securities Finance April 2021
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10 May 2021 Chris Williamson
Worldwide orders for business equipment rose at the fastest rate for a decade in April, as increasing numbers of companies invested in expanding...
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10 May 2021 Kirston Winters
2021: Brexit, MoU but no equivalence for pan European OTC Interest Rate Swaps markets, Q1 review…
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10 May 2021 Russell Patterson
Governments and companies alike depend on international trade data for reliable statistics to track the ever-shifting marketplaces for traded...
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10 May 2021 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth accelerated sharply in April to reach an 11-year high
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10 May 2021 Wilson Mak
There was no major shift in the market narrative this month. While fiscal policy agendas are coming together and vaccinations continue to progress...
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10 May 2021 Rahul Sharma
April was mostly a good month for risky assets as market news focused on the early days of the Biden administration and the strides made in vaccinating...
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10 May 2021 Kangwei Yang
The latest trading month suggested more stability in bond markets following bouts of volatility and rapidly climbing US Treasury yields over...
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10 May 2021 Chris Fenske
Most major APAC equity markets closed higher, Europe was mixed, and all major US indices closed lower. US government bonds closed lower and benchmark...
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10 May 2021
IHS Markit analyzed the potential impact of this proposal by looking at previous tax rate changes since the 1950’s.
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07 May 2021 Cristina Brooks
Many EU states seeking funds have not yet applied for all the finance available.
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07 May 2021 Christine Chow
In the ESG circle, we often speak of the ecosystem – the importance of regulations, the influence of reporting standards, changes in investors’...
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07 May 2021
The Climate Leadership Coalition says that private investment in Europe will have to carry the region to meet its 2030 climate objectives.
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07 May 2021 Michael Robinet
An Automotive Minute with Michael Robinet - Suppliers Strategy in the BEV Age
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07 May 2021 Martina Assereto
The success of solar in terms of how quickly the technology has been adopted and installed in large volumes is now beginning to become a challenge....
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07 May 2021 Christine Chow
In the ESG circle, we often speak of the ecosystem – the importance of regulations, the influence of reporting standards, changes in investors’...
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07 May 2021 Brian Lawson
Along with Greece’s first zero coupon bond, Chile issued further ESG debt this week, alongside a successful issue by an Australian coal transportation...
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07 May 2021 Bill Rawlusyk
Potential impacts to regional propane production in eastern Canada and the Upper Midwest and Northeast parts of the United States could be substantial...
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07 May 2021 Susan Bell Aaron Brady
Bakken and western Canadian crude oil producers will bear the cost of Line 5’s shutdown, while US Midwest and eastern Canadian refiners could...
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07 May 2021 Turloch Mooney Rahul Kapoor
East Asian container ports are the most efficient in the world and dominate the Top 50 spots of the new global Container Port Performance Index...
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07 May 2021
Why is fixed income trading still highly manual in 2021? Portfolio construction processes are generally not tightly integrated with trading...
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07 May 2021 Annabel Fiddes
The gradual rollback of pandemic restrictions and the roadmap out of lockdown led to a flurry of hiring activity across the UK in April
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07 May 2021 Rajiv Biswas
Taiwan recorded buoyant GDP growth of 8.2% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2021, helped by rapid growth of electronics exports to key markets...
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07 May 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
After April's global PMIs revealed the strongest growth in 11 years, official economic data releases will be of interest to track recovery momentum...
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07 May 2021 Chris Fenske
Today’s US non-farm payroll report reported its largest miss versus consensus in over 20 years, coming in at a net add of 266 thousand jobs versus...
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06 May 2021 Kevjn Lim
Postponed Palestinian legislative election likely to trigger protests, recriminatory action, affecting mainly Palestinian Authority assets and...
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06 May 2021 Cristina Brooks
Hydrogen is gaining traction as a way of connecting offshore wind to demand centers.
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06 May 2021 Julian Jansen
Whitepaper: Technology innovation underpins the growing role of energy storage in a lower emission and more reliable energy system
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06 May 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
The IEA says a transformation of the supply chain for minerals critical for the production of EVs, wind turbines, and solar panels is needed...
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06 May 2021 Lindsay Newman, Ph.D. Janet Beal Eoin Ryan
Although largely symbolic, the move could set a precedent for governments exerting pressure on pharma companies to release IP
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06 May 2021 Indrayuth Mukherjee
In 2020, well over 200 GW of wind and solar PV capacity was added globally, further reinforcing the importance of renewables in the global power...
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06 May 2021 Indrayuth Mukherjee
In 2020, IHS Markit tracked wind turbine orders totaling 48.4 GW from 23 vendors globally. This 22% contraction in orders compared to 2019 was...
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06 May 2021 Amena Saiyid
Targeting the fossil fuel sector with existing technologies can make a sizeable dent in global methane emissions.
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06 May 2021 Jingyi Pan
The US private sector exhibited the strongest expansion on record in April, supported by faster growth in both manufacturing and service sectors...
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06 May 2021 Przemek Bozek
This report explores the reasoning behind investing in space and the satellite segment. A very high-tech, almost impenetrable market that is...
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06 May 2021 Chris Fenske
All major European equity markets closed higher for a second day, while US and APAC markets closed mixed. US government bonds were close to flat...
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05 May 2021 Amena Saiyid
Asset managers say they need standardized metrics to report climate risks and to guard against investing in companies that are greenwashing their...
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05 May 2021 Thomas McCartin
Limited supply in a few markets continues to drive prices higher
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05 May 2021 Ludovico Carlino
LNA rhetoric against GNU indicative of new executive's likely failure to extend its mandate in eastern Libya
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05 May 2021 Gustav Ando Floriane Reinaud
We use our inhouse data and visualization tool to understand the reasons behind medicines price changes.
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05 May 2021 Cristina Brooks
Renewable power may supply electric car charging and hydrogen fueling infrastructure.
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05 May 2021
We review factor performance in April 2021.
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05 May 2021 Andrei Utkin
Rapid advances in offshore wind technology are currently outpacing the infrastructure capacity needed to install them.
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05 May 2021 Jocelyn Lewis Elina Gokh
As the adoption of data analytics grows, what must firms do to ensure robust processes are in place? IHS Markit’s Jocelyn Lewis and Elina Gokh...
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05 May 2021 Ravi Amin
Trade finance professionals recognize the importance of the role they play in enforcing international regulations pertaining to export compliance....
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05 May 2021 Christine Chow
This article highlights the current debates on common reporting standards with how industry collaboration can make a difference.
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05 May 2021 Yingzhi Zhang
The international rose trade market amounted to USD 8.63 billion in 2019, the number dropped to 4.58 billion in 2020 - largely due to transport...
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05 May 2021 Chris Fenske
All major European equity markets closed higher, while US and APAC markets closed mixed. US government bonds closed higher, while benchmark European...
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04 May 2021 Kevin Adler
ENI is considering spinning off its combined retail power and renewable energy activities through a public listing next year.
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04 May 2021
With European markets recently hitting new all-time highs, we review market developments from a similar perspective of value investing.
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04 May 2021 Chris Williamson
US manufacturers reported the biggest boom in at least 14 years during April, but supply constraints at a time of surging demand are causing...
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04 May 2021 Chris Williamson
The rebound in demand from COVID-19 lockdowns propelled global manufacturing output growth to its fastest for 11 years at the start of the second...
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04 May 2021 Chris Fenske
Most major APAC equity markets closed higher, while all major European and most US indices closed lower. US and benchmark European government...
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03 May 2021 William Magee Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
Monthly US GDP rose 2.6% in March, more than reversing a 1.4% decline in February.
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03 May 2021 Amena Saiyid
The US EPA is not waiting for a formal ratification of the global Kigali Amendment to phase down the use and production of HFCs that are potent...
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03 May 2021 Carla Selman
Utilizing our incident data we look at the increase in civil unrest in Chile and what it means for further business interruption.
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03 May 2021
Wind turbine maker Vestas closes $2.4 billion “sustainability-linked” credit facility
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03 May 2021 Kevin Adler
In a year when global new car sales fell by 6%, sales of EVs increased by 41%, led by a doubling in Europe.
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03 May 2021 Samantha Bobo Woodworth
Wind energy, both onshore and offshore, saw a significant development boom in 2020 with nearly 100 GW of additional capacity installed worldwide...
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03 May 2021 Stephanie Brinley
IHS Markit sees potential for battery electric vehicles to make up 25% to 30% of US passenger car sales as soon as 2030
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03 May 2021 Amena Saiyid
EPA Administrator Michael Regan was grilled by House Energy and Commerce Committee members about EPA's role in meeting the US goal of halving...
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03 May 2021 Chris Fenske
All major European and most US equity indices closed higher, while most APAC markets were lower. US government bonds and most benchmark European...
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30 April 2021 Jenny Nguyen Yang
In March 2021, China announced the first of its 14th Five-Year Plans (FYPs)—the Outline of the 14th FYP (2021–25) for National Economic and Social...
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30 April 2021 Yanyu He, Ph.D Vivek Prakash Chaudhary
Development of new import and distribution infrastructure on India’s East coast will help extend access to LPG to every household.
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30 April 2021 Dalen Chow
This deluge of data is increasing the pressure on private equity firms on two fronts: external investment and internal administration. On the...
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30 April 2021 Teo Yun Yun
For decades, most international offshore contractors have built their fleets by taking on financing to acquire rigs or order them from scratch....
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30 April 2021 Kevin Adler
Natural gas-fired power is the key "bridge" technology for much of Latin America through to at least 2050, say power industry executives.
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30 April 2021 Suzanne Edwards Matthew Piatek
The latest challenge to beset the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) project came in March when the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality...
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30 April 2021
Over the next few years Africa will play host to several High Impact Wells, all of which if positive have the potential to shift the E&P...
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30 April 2021 Cristina Brooks
Regulations, green bonds and increased EU ETS allowance prices boost renewable prospects.
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30 April 2021 Soffia Alarcon-Diaz Ailsa Rosales
Growing pressure to comply with expanding ESG regulations will have consequences both for companies operating in Latin America and for the region’s...
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30 April 2021 Tomasz Brodzicki, Ph.D.
We foresee a global recovery in 2021 with year-on-year real GDP growth rates predicted to reach 5.3% (4.3% in 2022) - adjusted upwards for 2021...
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30 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from IHS Markit’s latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report, please click on the ‘Download Full Report’...
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30 April 2021 Chris Fenske
The last trading day of April concluded with almost all major equity indices closing lower on the day across Europe, the US, and APAC. US government...
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29 April 2021 Cristina Brooks
Three of Europe’s multinational renewable energy generators recently announced hydrogen plans.
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29 April 2021
We recently hosted a series of virtual roadshow meetings in EMEA, North America and Asia to discuss the most recent developments in the implementation...
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29 April 2021
On 26 April 2021 , Delek Drilling LP announced that they had entered a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Mubadala Petroleum...
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29 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
US President Joe Biden made it clear that he is pursuing a role for federal government in helping the country's recover and transition to a low-carbon...
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29 April 2021 Kevin Adler
Chile’s government announced it has $50 million to support green hydrogen projects of 10 MW or larger.
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29 April 2021 Fotios Katsoulas
Seaborne crude oil shipments by OPEC producers so far in April have averaged 18.95 million b/d, an increase of 2.6% from March, as the group...
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29 April 2021 Brian Lawson
Ukraine raised USD1.25 billion this week, alongside diverse emerging market supply.
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29 April 2021 Tomasz Brodzicki, Ph.D.
Air cargo in 2020 was affected more than global trade volumes - CTKs fell by 10.6% year-on-year with global trade volume falling by 5.3%.
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29 April 2021 Chris Fenske
Most major US and APAC equity indices closed higher, while Europe was mixed. US government, US municipal bonds, and benchmark European government...
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28 April 2021 Margaret Labban, Ph.D.
The potential cost to global trade from accelerated efforts to onshore production of essential products may be gravely underestimated.
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28 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
US Senate Democrats are successful at invoking the Congressional Review Act for the first time to dismantle a Trump-era regulation on methane...
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28 April 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
The top executive at Stanwell described the energy transition journey the coal-heavy Australian power generator was on midweek, but by the end...
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28 April 2021 Chulwoo Hong
Canadian housing starts surged in March, registering a record high in the first quarter with significant upward revisions in the previous months...
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28 April 2021
ExxonMobil unveils vision for $100-billion carbon capture hub.
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28 April 2021 Sandro Barbato
Starting from the 2020 UK Stewardship Code, the need for stewardship to cover all asset-classes and be outcomes-driven.
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28 April 2021 Kevin Adler
Australia's market-oriented approach to climate change solutions includes expanding a carbon offsets trading program and investing in green hydrogen...
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28 April 2021 Steve Gillman Pieter Devuyst Nick Edwards Chris Horseman
Food and Agricultural Policy: what you need to know about post-Brexit divergence between the UK and EU
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28 April 2021 John Colombini
Unveiling a Consolidated Ecosystem for Loans
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28 April 2021 Kirston Winters
IBOR Reform: Global transition update, GBP SONIA roaring ahead, what the data shows so far
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28 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
The Biden administration is moving forward with repealing regulations, while offering grants and guidance to states and local governments to...
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28 April 2021 Ken Wattret Diego Iscaro
Eurozone households’ savings reached an unprecedented level in 2020, as incomes were protected by a strong fiscal response.
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28 April 2021 Michael Dall
Supply side pressures mean another significant gain for the Material Price Index last week
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28 April 2021
The Biden administration is opening $8.25 billion of new funding to finance construction of power lines as well as new guidance to overcome siting...
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28 April 2021 Chris Fenske
Most major European and APAC equity indices closed higher, while the US was mostly lower. US government bonds closed higher despite being lower...
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27 April 2021 Cristina Brooks
Investors and emerging technologies notch wins in the first act of the EU's ESG finance overhaul.
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27 April 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
Asia, Europe, and Oceania appear to be on track to reverse forest cover losses, but Africa and South America are still losing forest area.
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27 April 2021 Kevin Adler
Vietnam's newest Power Development Plan envisions shifting from coal-fired power to gas and renewables.
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27 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
Countries are seeking to reduce fossil fuel use among their armed forces as part of their overall commitments to reduce GHGs.
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27 April 2021 Robert Mullen
Optimizing data interoperability through alignment with the OSDU™ Technical Standard
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27 April 2021
The first quarter of 2021 has seen a continuation of the strong inflows seen at the end of 2020 throughout the Global ETF industry. Fund flows...
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27 April 2021 Arlene Kish, M.A.
Uncertainty from the third COVID-19 wave clouds the timing of the monetary policy tightening cycle.
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27 April 2021 Elina Gokh
K2 HealthVentures, an alternative investment firm based in Boston, has selected IHS Markit’s Private Debt Solution to support their growing portfolio...
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27 April 2021 Byron McKinney
The U.S. government has seized an oil tanker for involvement in ship-to-ship (STS) cargo transfers with a sanctioned vessel and other sanctions...
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27 April 2021 Justin Cochrane
Africa will play host to around 7 High Impact Wells within the next 12 - 18 months, three of which will be within the Orange Sub-basin - one...
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27 April 2021 Chris Williamson
UK PMI data show smaller firms hit by slumping exports so far in 2021, contrasting with strong export growth at large firms
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27 April 2021 Chris Fenske
European, APAC, and US equity markets all closed mixed. US and benchmark European government bonds closed lower. European iTraxx and CDX-NA credit...
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26 April 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
A 20-fold increase in the price of forest carbon offsets is needed to keep the world’s second-largest tropical rainforest safe from farmers and...
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26 April 2021
The Panama Canal Authority has announced a goal of reaching carbon neutrality in 2030.
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26 April 2021 Kevin Adler
Representatives from across the globe detailed their decarbonization efforts at the Leaders Climate Summit on 23 April.
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26 April 2021 Terry Glass Kaushik Mitra Bingli Wang
Unusual events created a seesaw pattern in inventory levels that has hit the local suppliers, converters, and end users hard.
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26 April 2021 Sara Johnson
Global economy will achieve solid growth of 5.3% in 2021 and 4.3% in 2022
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26 April 2021 Julian Jansen
Whitepaper: Capitalizing on the growth of battery energy storage in North America
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26 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas
The Australian economy has rebounded in early 2021 from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic restrictive measures that hit domestic demand during...
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26 April 2021 Usamah Bhatti
Supply chain constraints and shortages of critical materials have accompanied the recovery in global demand for goods and services, according...
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26 April 2021 Chris Williamson
The US and UK reported stronger economic growth than Japan and the eurozone in April, according to flash PMI data from IHS Markit
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26 April 2021 Chris Fenske
All major European and most US equity indices closed higher, while APAC was mixed. US government bonds closed slightly lower and benchmark European...
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26 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Jingyi Pan Daniel Yergin, Ph.D. Chris Williamson
The coming week sees central bank policy meetings in the US and Japan alongside some key economic data releases
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23 April 2021 Fotios Katsoulas
Total crude oil discharged so far in April has averaged 4.87 million b/d, according to preliminary data from IHS Markit Commodities at Sea. This...
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23 April 2021 Kevin Adler
Numerous new and expanded international coalitions emerged during the US-led climate summit on 22-23 April.
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23 April 2021 Bernadette Lee
Asia's power project pipeline is dominated by renewables, as nations invest to recover from the COVID-19 recession and build toward clean energy...
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23 April 2021 Josefin Berg
Solar PV Deployment in Europe Enters New Era of Growth
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23 April 2021 Chris Williamson
An easing of COVID-19 containment measures in April helped drive the pace of UK economic growth to the best for almost seven and a half years...
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23 April 2021 Chris Fenske
All major US equity indices closed higher, APAC was mixed, and most European markets were lower. US government bonds closed lower and benchmark...
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23 April 2021 Chris Williamson
In a month during which virus containment measures were tightened in the face of further waves of infections, the eurozone economy showed encouraging...
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23 April 2021 Jingyi Pan
The Japanese economy saw encouraging signs in April according to preliminary PMI data
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22 April 2021 Cristina Brooks
France, Germany, and the UK say finance is needed for states to adapt to climate challenges.
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22 April 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro announced the country would achieve climate neutrality by 2050
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22 April 2021 Brian Lawson
Colombia sold its largest debt package to date and Republic of Georgia the cheapest bond from its region.
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22 April 2021 Sophie Cairns
Japan sets a significant milestone of applying cost-effectiveness to reimbursement price assessments, indicating growing pricing pressure for...
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22 April 2021 Tom De Vleesschauwer Tim Armstrong Reinhard Schorsch Nigel Griffiths Henner Lehne Colin Couchman
The year 2027 emerges as a tipping point for an acceleration in EV adoption, and by 2030 over one in four new passenger cars sold will be an...
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22 April 2021
Senior Democrats in the US Senate unveiled a sweeping proposal to overhaul the energy tax credit system 21 April.
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22 April 2021 Cecillia Zheng
On 22 February 2021, Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) released the third revision of the draft power development plan (draft PDP8)...
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22 April 2021 Kevin Adler Amena Saiyid
US President Joe Biden issues the country's first-ever international climate financing plan that could end support for overseas fossil fuel projects....
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22 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
President Joe Biden announces the US will halve its GHG emissions compared with 2005 levels by 2030.
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22 April 2021 Usamah Bhatti
The UK's construction sector recovery gathered momentum in March, according to IHS Markit/CIPS PMI data, as robust increases in output across...
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22 April 2021
IHS Markit now offers validated reference data on 2.8 million municipal bonds, delivering high quality terms and conditions from more than 55,000...
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22 April 2021 Chris Fenske
All major European and most APAC equity indices closed higher, while US markets were lower on a midday news release about a White House proposal...
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21 April 2021 Cristina Brooks
The EU gains speed on a slew of environmental regimes, for example the EU ETS.
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21 April 2021
The United Nations announced the launch of a global alliance that brings together all net-zero finance initiatives into one strategic forum...
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21 April 2021 Kevin Adler
As the world's economies rebound in 2021, so too will energy-related carbon emissions, rising nearly 5%, says the International Energy Agency....
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21 April 2021 Christiane Stein
The global semiconductor shortages are having a significant impact on the automotive industries. It took a while to reach the Medium and Heavy...
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21 April 2021 Bernadette Lee
A number of state-owned Chinese energy companies are fast-tracking their peak carbon emissions plans.
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21 April 2021 Michael Dall
Supply disruptions and rising transportation costs pushed our Material Price Index higher last week
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21 April 2021 Keerti Rajan Chris Suckling, Ph.D.
The six-day grounding of the Ever Given highlighted the fragility of global supply chains. The grounding may have been a ‘black swan’ but supply...
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21 April 2021 Jocelyn Lewis
I recently participated in an expert panel hosted by SuperReturn Europe during which I had an opportunity to exchange insights on direct lending...
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21 April 2021 Daniel Yergin, Ph.D.
If you’re wondering why your new couch is going to take three or four months to arrive, not just a few weeks, the reason is simple: You are...
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21 April 2021 Chris Fenske
All major US and European equity indices closed higher, while most APAC markets were lower. US government bonds closed flat and benchmark European...
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20 April 2021 Kevin Adler
Canada's draft FY2021/22 budget includes nearly $18 billion in spending on green recovery programs and implies the country will exceed its GHG...
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20 April 2021 Cristina Brooks
Greening fuel suppliers can more easily comply with the national emissions trading system.
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20 April 2021 Choon Gek Khoo Cecillia Zheng
It has been nearly a year since the COVID-19 pandemic crashed Southeast Asian (SEA) power market. Unfortunately, the market has yet to revive...
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20 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
US Secretary of State Blinken seeks to reaffirm US leadership role in tackling climate change around the world.
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20 April 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
About half the US clean energy industry jobs lost as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 had been regained by the end of the year.
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20 April 2021 Xizhou Zhou Vince Heo
In the latest quarterly release of the IHS Markit Clean Power Additions Ranking (CPAR) for Asia Pacific, renewables have further accelerated...
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20 April 2021 Timo Klein
As leading indicators for the manufacturing sector and stock markets reach all-time highs, Germany braces for the strictest lockdown conditions...
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20 April 2021 Tomasz Brodzicki, Ph.D.
The real GDP of USMCA in 2020 was equal to USD 24.2 trillion (30% of global GDP, it was equal to USD 12.5 trillion in 1994 when NAFTA was established...
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20 April 2021 Wilson Mak Rahul Sharma
Leading up to the latest quarter, all Yield Select strategies applied to the USD IG bond universe significantly outperformed the benchmark since...
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20 April 2021
Automotive monthly newsletter and podcast
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20 April 2021 Chris Fenske
APAC equity markets closed mixed, while all major US and European indices closed lower. US and benchmark European government bonds closed higher...
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19 April 2021 Bernadette Lee
Malaysia is likely to continue to run annual tenders to achieve its renewable generation target of 7 GW by 2025.
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19 April 2021 Leon Sinclair
In our SPACs 2.0 report we introduced the reasoning behind the frenzied growth of over recent quarters SPACs, their funding structure, and the...
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19 April 2021 Gabrielle Ventura
Despite impending challenges, most MENA banking sectors equipped for energy transition
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19 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
US and China agree to work on raising global climate ambitions and developing their respective long-term GHG goals before COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland....
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19 April 2021 Brittany Garland
Custodians face formidable implementation challenges. Beyond their sheer size and operational complexity, the need to maintain rigorous regulatory...
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19 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
A global bank standard-setting body finds a comprehensive systematic assessment of climate risk at central banks is absent.
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19 April 2021 Dr. Jeffrey S. Plotkin
Tom Stoppard wrote the following: “Skill without imagination results in useful products such as wicker baskets while imagination without skill...
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19 April 2021 Chris Fenske
European and APAC equity markets closed mixed and all major US indices were lower. US and most benchmark European government bonds, except UK...
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16 April 2021 Brian Lawson
Ecuador’s average bond spread fell nearly 30% on 12 April after its unexpected election of a center-right president.
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16 April 2021 Cristina Brooks
The UK is relying on emissions trading to reach its 2050 net-zero emissions goal.
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16 April 2021 Wade Shafer
On 31 March 2021, the Biden administration detailed the core components of its $2 trillion American Jobs Plan, which seeks to put the United...
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16 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
FERC policy will help 12 states that have some form of carbon pricing on the books, and others that are looking to impose it..
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16 April 2021 Bernadette Lee
The emphasis on the climate in China’s 14th Five-Year-Plan is unprecedented, according to an analyst.
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16 April 2021 Milena Izmirlieva
Vaccine hesitancy – driven by safety concerns for adenovirus-based COVID-19 vaccines – is delaying vaccine delivery in some countries and is...
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16 April 2021 Sam Pierson
Securities Finance March 2021
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16 April 2021 Kevin Adler
JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley and BlackRock have each announced large new commitments to cleantech investments in the last...
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16 April 2021 David Owen
IHS Markit's Australia PMI data have recently been expanded in order to delve more deeply into the regional and sectoral trends affecting business...
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16 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
Interest rate decisions are scheduled at central banks in the eurozone, Canada, Indonesia and Russia in a week which also sees the publication...
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16 April 2021 Chris Fenske
All major US, European, and APAC equity indices closed higher today. US and benchmark European government bonds closed lower. European iTraxx...
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15 April 2021 Joel Prakken, Ph.D. David Deull Chris Varvares
Could a quick spend down of excess savings fuel an economic boom and an inflationary spiral?
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15 April 2021
With no secured majority, Peru is headed for a runoff election
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15 April 2021 Eva Renon Archbold Macheka Ana Souto
CEMAC’s economic, banking and security environments are expected to remain challenging in 2021, as the region continues to battle the impact...
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15 April 2021 Gabrielle Ventura
Year-end data for Morocco, Egypt, and Algeria show mixed results on the back of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)-virus pandemic in 2020....
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15 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
The global power sector is ready to embrace decarbonization through renewables and energy storage.
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15 April 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
South Africa's Sasol issued a 900-MW renewable energy RFP as well as announcing sustainable aviation fuel and green hydrogen initiatives.
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15 April 2021 Kevin Adler
With the approval by federal agencies of the PacWave South wave energy test site in Oregon, marine energy in the US might be turning a corner....
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15 April 2021 Cristina Brooks
The lower chamber of the French parliament has taken a step on a broad bill tackling transportation emissions.
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15 April 2021 Stella Lim Ralph Chen
Widely perceived as the pillar of the growth of global economy and important contributor to the annual Gross Domestic Product of many countries...
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15 April 2021 Chris Fenske
All major US equity indices closed higher, while APAC and European markets were mixed. US and benchmark European government bonds both closed...
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14 April 2021 Michael Dall
Supply shortages across commodity markets and rising transport costs sent our Material Price Index upwards last week
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14 April 2021
The coal plants built in China in 2020 exceeded capacity taken offline in the rest of the world.
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14 April 2021 Kevin Adler
US GHG emissions increased by 1.7% in 2019 from 2018, according to new data from the US EPA.
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14 April 2021 Bernadette Lee
Deployment, electrolyzer cost reduction, and supply chain logistics are likely to be the key components of India’s National Hydrogen Mission....
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14 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
WindEurope said the EU will have to ramp up offshore and onshore wind capacity to meet its 2030 climate goals.
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14 April 2021 Cristina Brooks
London's financial industry is expected to benefit if the UK can ramp up companies' sluggish pace on climate risk.
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14 April 2021 Reinhard Schorsch
The regulations currently in discussion will propel BEV shares above 50% in Europe by 2030. China and the US will reach 40% and 25% BEV respectively....
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14 April 2021 Diego Iscaro Bibianna Norek
French finance minister lends support to global minimum corporate tax, French taxes on companies unlikely to rise
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14 April 2021 Duncan Clark
Has the global paraxylene market reached a turning point where profitability returns to the industry or is it temporary reprieve?
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14 April 2021 Kevin Adler
The Leaders' Climate Summit coordinated by the US will occur on 22-23 April, and it might be when the US announces its updated nationally determined...
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14 April 2021 Lewis Cooper Andrew Harker
As was the case throughout much of 2020, a range of major cities across the world have continued to underperform relative to the rest of their...
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14 April 2021 Silvia Macri Eva Renon David Li
The policy directions for China’s 14th Five-Year Plan (FYP: 2021–25), approved in March 2021, indicate a partial reversal in the country’s approach...
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14 April 2021 Milena Izmirlieva Lindsay Newman, Ph.D. Gustav Ando Dijedon Imeri
Vaccine nationalism represents significant risk to prolonging the COVID-19 pandemic well into 2022 and 2023
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14 April 2021 Chris Fenske
Most major APAC equity indices closed higher, while the US and European markets were mixed. US and benchmark European government bonds closed...
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13 April 2021 Bernadette Lee
Japanese bank MUFG is considering proposals in a climate resolution.
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13 April 2021 Rob Smith
An update on IHS Markit's short-term outlook for refinery profitability.
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13 April 2021 Cristina Brooks
Utilities that invest in renewable energy have asked the EU's executive to drop fossil fuel-origin hydrogen from a key policy plan.
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13 April 2021 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth accelerated in March, buoyed by a rejuvenated service sector accompanying further manufacturing growth
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13 April 2021 Sara Johnson Jonathan Ablett Derek Liu
Inflation risks increase as the global economy emerges from the pandemic. We need to understand the economic implications for a baseline and...
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13 April 2021 Chris Fenske
Major equity indices closed mixed across the US, Europe, and APAC. US government bonds closed sharply higher and benchmark European bonds closed...
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12 April 2021 Scott Hazelton
While much remains to be ironed out in the details, around $1.1 trillion, or nearly half the package, would accrue to the construction industry...
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12 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
The US SEC is following through on plans to examine climate and related environmental impact disclosures that companies have filed to date.
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12 April 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
South Korean rivals LG Energy Solution and SK Innovation inked a last-minute deal in their long-running electric vehicle (EV) battery intellectual...
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12 April 2021 Kevin Adler
A carbon tax of $25/mt implemented over a 10-year period across the Asia Pacific region could reduce their GHG emissions by 21%, said the IMF....
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12 April 2021 Anthony Tso
The year 2020 was certainly not a very profitable year for the nylon 6 industry in Asia.
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12 April 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
The developer of a rare earth minerals project in Greenland is continuing to hold out faint hopes for what would be one of the three largest...
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12 April 2021 Chris Fenske
Most major US, European, and APAC equity indices closed lower. US government bonds closed slightly lower and benchmark European bonds were mixed....
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12 April 2021 Wilhelm Greyling Richard Blore
Emerging supply and value chain risk factors are changing the expectations for procurement leaders.
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11 April 2021 Logan Reese Ankita Chauhan
In the first quarter of 2021, 23 new insight papers have been published in the IHS Markit Asia Pacific Integrated service, apart from the regular...
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09 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
The White House wants Congress to fund at least $14 billion in spending to fight climate change in the 12 months starting 1 October.
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09 April 2021 Brian Lawson
A look at the three main areas the Network for Greening the Financial System suggests Central banks fold into their monetary operations.
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09 April 2021 Karin Rives Amena Saiyid
Replacing $35 billion in fossil fuel subsidies with new incentives for clean energy producers is at the core of the Treasury Department's Made...
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09 April 2021 Laurent Ruseckas Coralie Laurencin
The European Union has targeted to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. For European industry, which has had relatively stable emissions over the...
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09 April 2021 Kevin Adler
Puerto Rico regulators and legislators are weighing their options for ensuring power resiliency and transitioning to clean energy technology....
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09 April 2021 Amena Saiyid
UPDATE: FiveT Hydrogen will provide the seed money to scale up clean hydrogen production over the next decade.
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09 April 2021 Bernadette Lee
South Korean conglomerates, companies commit a combined $38 billion to boosting the country’s hydrogen economy.
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09 April 2021 Brian Lawson
First quarter indicators show poor bond price performance but accompanied by strong issue volumes.
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09 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas
The near-term outlook for the Philippines economy has been impacted by a sharply rising wave of new COVID-19 cases since mid-March 2021
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09 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas Lewis Cooper Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
Updates to economic trends in China, Japan, the US, Eurozone and UK will dominate the week as markets seek insights into growth momentum amid...
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09 April 2021 Chris Fenske
Most major US equity indices closed higher, Europe was mixed, and most APAC markets were lower. US and benchmark European government bonds closed...
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08 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas Logan Reese Hannah Cotillon Asees Bajaj
The federal government’s energy policy sets out objectives to provide a reliable, secure, and affordable energy supply while meeting international...
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08 April 2021 Cristina Brooks
An institutional investor joins energy majors in the crowded Spanish PV market.
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08 April 2021 Sam Pierson
Securities Finance Update for Q1 2021
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08 April 2021 Chris Williamson
Inflationary pressures have risen worldwide to the highest for at least a decade as a surge in demand is accompanied by widespread supply constraints...