18 March 2019 Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
A week in which the US Fed and the Bank of England meet to set monetary policy also sees the release of flash PMIs for the US, Eurozone, Japan...
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18 March 2019 John Miller
For decades, Africa’s top economies have sought to build a new brand of widespread durable prosperity and escape the painful legacy of colonialism....
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18 March 2019
The Trump Administration’s tariffs on US imports of iron, steel, and other metals, plus additional tariffs on goods from China, will dampen both...
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18 March 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
Saudi Arabia and most other OPEC members have proved rather decisive so far in terms of output cuts agreed in the last OPEC+ meeting, with most...
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18 March 2019 Rajiv Biswas Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
A week in which the US Fed and the Bank of England meet to set monetary policy also sees the release of flash PMIs for the US, Eurozone, Japan...
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15 March 2019 Chris Hawkins
Forty-nine people were killed and almost 50 wounded in small-arms attacks that targeted two mosques in the New Zealand city of Christchurch on...
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15 March 2019 Brian Lawson
Petrobras revives Latin American bond supply with USD3 billion long-dated success
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15 March 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
With continued uncertainty around Brexit, the IEA recently commented that a “disorderly Brexit” would affect global oil demand, as consumption...
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14 March 2019 Matthew Henman Deepa Kumar
Ambush underlines growing tempo of separatist violence in Indonesia’s Papua; threat remains limited in scope and capability.
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14 March 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
Venezuelan crude oil production is set to fall further, if US sanctions remain in place, and is now expected to reach 750,000 bpd during this...
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13 March 2019 Sam Pierson
Borrow cost for short sellers is rising as shares rally
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13 March 2019 IHS Markit Technology Expert
Performance of Amazon Alexa, Apple Siri, Google Assistant, and Microsoft Cortana is now being tested
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13 March 2019 William May
US jobs data and Chinese exports helped to weigh on global markets and sentiment
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13 March 2019 Kit Nicholl
Likely ad-hoc repatriation of Islamic State foreign fighters would strengthen jihadist networks in Europe.
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13 March 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
The crude oil trade is highly affected by geopolitical parameters, which directly shape the size and the direction of flows around the world....
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12 March 2019 Chris Williamson
The pace of global economic growth picked up in February from a near two-and-a-half year low at the start of the year, but remained among the...
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12 March 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
Not at CERAWeek 2019? We recap the first two days for you in 30 seconds with the top Tweets from the show.
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12 March 2019 Ben Vogel
The 19th annual Jane’s ATC Awards, sponsored by Raytheon, took place on 12 March 2019 at the World ATM Congress in Madrid, recognising projects...
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12 March 2019 Wayne Su
Using our model we examine the budget impact of passing through a share of negotiated manufacturer rebates to patients at POS
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12 March 2019 Chris Hawkins
Three packages containing incendiary devices were delivered to the Compass Centre at Heathrow Airport, Waterloo railway station, and City Aviation...
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12 March 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
The VLCC market has been realising significant gains driven by the increasing loading activity in the US Gulf. However, the country’s only deep-water...
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12 March 2019 Marjorie Chee
IHS Markit KYC Services has partnered with robotic process automation specialists encompass corporation to support the automated procurement...
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11 March 2019 Bernard Aw Chris Williamson
With the extent of the slowdown in the global economy under scrutiny, the worldwide release of the tri-annual IHS Markit Business Outlook surveys...
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11 March 2019 Spencer Welch
Top 3 revelations from the multi-client study on marine bunker fuel in a low sulfur, low carbon world
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11 March 2019 John Miller
Perhaps no country risks losing more from the winds of protectionism and tariffs sweeping the world than Germany.
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11 March 2019 Spiros Giannaros
As we close the first quarter of a new year, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the key trends we’ve witnessed in the data management market...
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08 March 2019 Brian Lawson
Despite equity market strength, developed market equity funds show ongoing outflows
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08 March 2019 Francis Land
14 months on, what is the state of play in France on MiFID II's new rules on payments for research? We gauge the temperature from a recent meeting...
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07 March 2019 Mark Schaedel David Cook
The European Commission announced last week that the Parliament and Council had reached a political agreement to extend the transitional deadline...
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07 March 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
Exports of OPEC members seem to have further declined in February, with the overall change month-on-month remaining around -6.7%.
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07 March 2019
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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07 March 2019 Joseph Hayes
Fresh survey data corroborate the changing stance towards a more cautious approach to policy from Australia’s central bank
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07 March 2019 Chris Williamson
The pace of global economic growth picked up in February
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06 March 2019 IHS Markit Chemical Expert
The news comes weeks after Ineos announced a major investment in petrochemicals, including a new steam cracker, at Antwerp.
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06 March 2019 Martin Roberts
Incumbent's clear first-round victory in Senegalese presidential election reduces protest risk and boosts further infrastructure expansion.
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06 March 2019 William May John Anton
What does the Vale mine disaster mean for steel buyers?
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06 March 2019
We review factor performance in February 2019.
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05 March 2019 Chris Williamson
The US PMI surveys tell a tale of two economies in February.
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05 March 2019 Jane's Editorial Staff
Jane’s examines open-source flight tracking data for evidence of Russian support to the government of Venezuelan President Maduro.
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05 March 2019 Chris Williamson
The latest PMI surveys indicate that the UK economy remained close to stagnation in February
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05 March 2019 Chris Williamson
Weak PMI data set an uncomfortable stage for the European Central Bank’s Governing Council meeting later in the week.
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04 March 2019 Chris Williamson
Worldwide PMI surveys indicated that manufacturing more or less stagnated in February amid a faster decline of global trade flows.
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04 March 2019 Kunfeng Zhu
There is a wide range of views regarding the world energy outlook, with several major points of uncertainty, including growth in renewables and...
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04 March 2019 John Miller
As European and Arab leaders gathered in late February for a summit in Egypt, they promised to focus on boosting trade between the two regions....
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01 March 2019 David Owen Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The worldwide release of February service sector PMI surveys will provide more colour to global economic developments and inflation trends during...
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01 March 2019 Ian Fletcher
French passenger car demand grows modestly in February
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01 March 2019 Chris Williamson
IHS Markit PMI™ survey data signalled a downward lurch in key manufacturing indicators in February
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01 March 2019 Kari Pries
Despite the worsening economic and political outlook Nicaragua’s President Ortega is likely to remain in power until the next presidential elections...
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01 March 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
Technology’s impact on improving energy efficiency includes materials and resource,
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01 March 2019 Gavan Nolan
Shareholders have had the upper hand over bondholders in recent times but idiosyncratic risk works both ways
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01 March 2019 Chris Williamson
Growth of UK manufacturing activity edged lower despite being buoyed by factories and their customers building inventories.
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28 February 2019 Alex Kokcharov
Moldova’s parliamentary vote outcome indicates likelihood of a minority government or a new election.
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28 February 2019 Ian Fletcher
UK passenger car production tumbles in January
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28 February 2019
We introduce the Research Signals Social Media factor suite for stocks trading on the London Stock Exchange.
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27 February 2019 Luca De Ambroggi
Not just hype or a fad, artificial intelligence will disrupt the status quo
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27 February 2019 Kathleen Navin, CBE Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
According to our Monthly GDP Index, monthly GDP rose 0.2% in December.
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27 February 2019 Kathleen Navin, CBE Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
According to our Monthly GDP Index, monthly GDP rose 0.1% in November.
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27 February 2019 Jamal Amir
New vehicle sales in Malaysia surge 8.7% y/y in January, production plunges 19.4% y/y
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27 February 2019 William May
Positive sentiment offsets weak data keeping commodity prices relatively flat
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27 February 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
On 19 February 2019, Repsol announced a gas discovery in the Sakakemang production sharing contract, located within the South Sumatra Basin...
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26 February 2019 Deepa Kumar Asad Ali
Indian airstrike in Pakistani territory increases risk of unintended military escalation, but full military confrontation unlikely
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26 February 2019 Jihane Boudiaf
Sudanese president's cabinet, governor reshuffle indicates shrinking support base, aimed at ensuring military's loyalty amid ongoing protests....
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26 February 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
Structural oil pricing volatility in the age of shale and implications for US production and detailed assessment of the global fundamentals and...
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26 February 2019 Carlos Caicedo
Latin American risks presentation at the March ISMA-OSAC conference
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26 February 2019 John Miller
If you were to design an economy perfectly tailored to succeed in the modern global economy, it might look like Australia’s. The country of 23.5...
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25 February 2019
As ESG becomes mainstream for investors, demand grows in private markets for ESG disclosure and reporting standards
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25 February 2019 Amritpal Virdee
Latest survey data provide a clear signal that manufacturing growth across Alberta and British Columbia has begun to falter.
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25 February 2019 Yelena Shliomenzon Jim Thomas, Ph.D.
Legislation revisions and updates to the petroleum industry adopt stricter requirements and making regulatory compliance a moving target.
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25 February 2019 Adam Stephen Bland, MBA
An increasingly discerning consumer base will drive the market towards a more diverse and sustainable product mix.
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24 February 2019 Brian Lawson
Three successful sovereign sales, further AT1 supply and corporate issuance all indicate strong demand for longer-duration debt
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22 February 2019 Rajiv Biswas Bernard Aw
Worldwide release of February manufacturing PMI surveys gives early clues as to the extent of the slowdown in global manufacturing midway through...
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22 February 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
Upstream M&A activity has seemed to focus on the Permian Basin over the past 18 months as operators sought entry and/or consolidation opportunities...
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22 February 2019
The backstop means there would be a single EU-UK customs territory. There would be no tariffs, quotas, or rules of origin checks between the...
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21 February 2019 Bill Rawlusyk
Several new events are set to have some implications on propane, butane, and condensate in 201
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21 February 2019 Amanda Nelson
Solar farms traditionally evoke images of vast plains of reflective PV panels, spread over otherwise spartan terrain, or more compact installations...
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20 February 2019 Calvin Hsieh
Taiwanese panel maker AUO has been developing a new kind of in-cell touch AMOLED
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20 February 2019 Basel Asmar, Ph.D.
The Upstream Innovation Index dropped by 15.7% from 2014 to 2018 and forecasts on cost reductions because of innovation could translate to an...
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20 February 2019 Rob Smith
Find out key questions that will steer downstream petroleum market analysis in 2019
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20 February 2019
With China’s economic growth near a three-decade low, having reached 6.4% in 2018, there is a lot of concern about the global crude oil market’s...
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20 February 2019 Rashi Garg
US mutual funds are mandated to use fair value prices for any securities that do not have readily available prices for valuation. But the use...
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20 February 2019 William May
Commodity prices retreated on disappointing macroeconomic data in light trading.
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19 February 2019 Eliot Kerr
January data from the IHS Markit France PMI surveys pointed to the fastest contraction in private sector output since November 2014
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19 February 2019 John Miller
The global iron ore business is entering a new era of uncertainty. After a two-decade boom, mining and seaborne trade of the mineral essential...
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18 February 2019 David Owen
Heavy users of copper saw a solid decline in output in January, boding ill for future demand for the metal in coming months.
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18 February 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
The world is entering 2019 navigating a host of financial, economic and political fault lines, the deepening of any of which could severely impact...
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15 February 2019 Rajiv Biswas Bernard Aw
Flash Feb PMI surveys will provide early clues of economic activity for Q1.
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15 February 2019 Jamal Amir
ASEAN light-vehicle production to grow by 2.5% y/y in 2019
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15 February 2019 Tom Jackson
Due to local opposition, Amazon has decided not to pursue the New York City portion of its “HQ2” project.
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15 February 2019 Chris Suckling
Ethiopia's proposed mining law changes indicate more competitive tax regime but cancellation of underperforming exploration contracts likely....
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15 February 2019 Brian Lawson
Santander’s high-profile decision was based on balancing between shareholder and bondholder interests.
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15 February 2019 Tom Marecki
Single Security Initiative to Shake Up Agency MBS Products and Conventions
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15 February 2019
India, the world’s second biggest crude oil importer, absorbed around 9.5% of global trade flows last year. The country has been recently switching...
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15 February 2019 Charles Forrester
Defence budgets in the Middle East are increasing as countries pursue the modernisation of military equipment and expansion of their current...
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Operators cautious spending plans will slow down activity in North America the first quarter of 2019
14 February 2019 Paola Perez Pena
Operators cautious spending plans will slow down activity in North America the first quarter of 2019.
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14 February 2019 Chris Fenske
Bid/ask spread is an indicator of liquidity for assets, but arriving at an accurate level for a CLO can be challenging.
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14 February 2019 Dijedon Imeri
Statement on Trepça mining complex indicates renewed EU, international drive for comprehensive relationship agreement between Kosovo and Serbia....
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13 February 2019 IHS Markit Technology Expert
Two new IHS Markit reports analyze what makes the wireless power and the power supplies market tick
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13 February 2019 William May
Vale dam accident sends iron ore market running scared as prices test $90 /t level.
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13 February 2019 Carlos Caicedo
Pro-government leaders to head Brazilian Congress; fractured legislature and resistance to austerity likely to dilute pension reform.
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13 February 2019 Chris Williamson
The pace of UK economic growth slowed sharply at the end of 2018, according to official data.
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13 February 2019
Changshu city pushes for hydrogen vehicle development
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12 February 2019 James Elliott
Polyurethane feedstocks market is currently shifting to a new phase in the margin/investment cycle.
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12 February 2019 Milena Izmirlieva
Our latest quarterly forecast, released in January 2019, indicates that public spending in the United States will account for more than 86% of...
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12 February 2019 John Miller
One of global trade’s most pivotal factors has become the Chinese New Year, which kicked off this year on February 5.
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12 February 2019 Sergey Myakishev
The controversy surrounding last year’s re-election of Nicolas Maduro as president of Venezuela came to a head in recent weeks, with continued...
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12 February 2019 Guy Anderson
The increase sees the value of mergers and acquisitions activity in the sector soar to a new decade high
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11 February 2019
We present recent enhancements in the construction of our REIT Model II.
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11 February 2019 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
Brazilian light-vehicle registrations increase 13.8% in 2018, exports drop 18.3%
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11 February 2019
Last year, Libyan crude oil production averaged around 50,000 barrels per day (b/d) lower than the 1 Mn b/d target earlier set by the state....
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11 February 2019 Joo Yeow Lee
On 29 January 2019, the Vietnam Ministry of Industry and Trade issued the draft policy to extend the solar feed-in-tariff eligibility until 30...
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08 February 2019 Rajiv Biswas Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Week Ahead APAC Economic Preview: Week of 11 February 2019
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08 February 2019
Shanghai's NEV registrations hit new high in 2018
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08 February 2019
While bond markets continue looking receptive and the US IPO calendar is reviving, the latest EU PMIs point to tougher equity conditions
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08 February 2019 Camilo Rodriguez
Geoscientists are expected to provide an interpretation and reliable prediction to inform confident decision making. The workflow that leads...
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08 February 2019 Chris Williamson
The global economy started 2019 with the weakest expansion since September 2016.
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07 February 2019 Columb Strack
The Islamic State’s territorial control has shrunk to a hand-full of small villages in the desert of eastern Syria, about 50 km2. We expect these...
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07 February 2019
If the UK leaves the EU customs union, it would be able to negotiate free trade agreements on its own terms with non-EU countries, and the EU....
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07 February 2019 Ken Wattret
Although it is not our base case, we assess the risk of a “technical” recession at around one in three. A severe recession remains unlikely...
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07 February 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
In the last installment of our three-part series on conventional opportunities in an unconventional world, Mark Savery, Executive Director Upstream...
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06 February 2019 Vaiva Seckute
Tools to raise additional budget revenues spooked the financial markets in Romania. A deeper dive into the Romanian economy shows that those...
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06 February 2019
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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06 February 2019 William May
Better sentiment carried prices higher though markets showed significant volatility.
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06 February 2019 Chris Williamson
The global economy started 2019 with the weakest monthly expansion of business activity since September 2016
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06 February 2019 Carla Selman
Moderate Peronist faction to challenge Argentine president’s re-election, but likely to maintain pro-business agenda and IMF deal.
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06 February 2019 Ben Moores, BA (Hons), M.A.
Defence trade patterns shift in 2018 as East Asia becomes fastest growing region and Qatari re-armament boosts a 5% growth in global spending...
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06 February 2019 Paul Jones
The alarm around non-modellable risk factors seems to have faded in the long-awaited final version of the FRTB Market Risk Framework published...
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05 February 2019 Bala Suresh
NPK Compound Fertilizers give the advantage of being able to customize essential nutrients for particular crops.
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05 February 2019
We review factor performance in January 2019.
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05 February 2019 Nariman Behravesh, Ph.D.
Compared with the euphoric mood in Davos 2018, this year the delegates were more subdued and wary.
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05 February 2019
A month is already gone and the first messages we get for 2019 might not be as promising as some shipowners would have earlier wished for.
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05 February 2019 Ankita Chauhan
The offshore wind announcements in India have been gathering pace in recent months. The most pertinent of these announcements was in June 2018...
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05 February 2019 Ian Fletcher
UK passenger car registrations slide 1.6% y/y during January
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05 February 2019 Chris Williamson
The latest PMI surveys indicate that the UK economy stalled at the start of the year
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04 February 2019 John Miller
Coal is having a rebound moment. Even as US and European miners endure bankruptcies, and regulations to cap carbon emissions, the black rock...
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04 February 2019 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
Super Bowl automotive advertising continues to decline
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04 February 2019 Ben Vogel
Jane’s Airport Review is pleased to announce the shortlist for the Jane’s ATC Awards 2019.
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04 February 2019 Chris Williamson
Worldwide PMI surveys indicated that manufacturing growth slowed closer to stagnation at the start of 2019.
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01 February 2019 Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Week Ahead APAC Economic Preview: Week of 4 February 2019
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01 February 2019 Amanda Nelson
The deadly pipeline explosion in the Hidalgo state town of Tlahuelilpan has drawn attention to the chronic fuel shortages faced by consumers...
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01 February 2019 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
Premium CUVs poised for sales growth in US
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01 February 2019
Greece’s EUR2.5 billion deal came alongside three other European SSA successes, gaining demand of EUR82 billion for EUR17.5 billion supply.