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Q2 on pace for largest post-Brexit FTSE 250 short covering
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25 May 2018 Ron Whitfield
Major new petrochemical supplier and plastics manufacturing plants coming to the Appalachian region – how many more will follow?
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24 May 2018 Don Bari
rude oil-to-chemicals and the next generation of coal-fed chemical production technologies are the most disruptive in petrochemicals.
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24 May 2018 Deepa Kumar
Malaysian coalition stability likely until by-election for premiership; GST repeal signals government intent to uphold election promises.
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23 May 2018 Bryan Montany
Mobile credentials for access and smart customization of hotel rooms by guests will be key applications in smart hotel initiatives
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23 May 2018 Cole Hassay
Stronger crude oil prices are starting to move downstream.
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23 May 2018 Dr. Laurence Allan
Election of Catalan president likely to lead to partial stability, but conflict will remain unresolved.
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23 May 2018 Ling-Wei Chung
Mounting inflationary pressure and strong economic momentum create room for further interest rate hikes following the May increase.
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23 May 2018 Chris Williamson
IHS Markit’s ‘flash’ manufacturing PMI survey indicated further robust output growth and strong hiring momentum during May.
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23 May 2018 Nitin Budhiraja
The detailed data from CAAM show that large state-owned auto conglomerates continue to dominate the Chinese vehicle market.
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23 May 2018 Bernard Aw
Flash PMI at nine-month low to signal weaker growth of Japanese manufacturing
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22 May 2018 Sam Pierson
Marijuana related stocks: Valuation and short demand
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22 May 2018 Jamal Amir
New vehicle sales in Indonesia surged 14.1% year on year to 102,256 units during April, production was up 15.7% to 117,886 units
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22 May 2018 Gustav Ando
Insights from ISPOR Baltimore 2018 - digital health
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21 May 2018 Thea Fourie
South Africa’s cyclical rebound during 2018 is expected to be soft. IHS Markit expects growth of 1.5% for the year.
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21 May 2018 Ken Wattret
2017’s positive surprises have been followed by disappointments early this year. Transitory factors have contributed but are not solely to blame....
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21 May 2018 Bernard Aw
The Malaysian economy grew at a slower pace in the opening quarter of 2018, in line with advance signals from business surveys.
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18 May 2018 IHS Markit Energy Expert
How are oil and gas companies using hedging strategies to mitigate oil price risk?
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18 May 2018 Tim Urquhart, B.A.
The Russian light-vehicle market grew in April but that may change as ruble weakness threatens to hit prices
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18 May 2018 Gustav Ando
Meet us at ISPOR, come see our posters, chat with us about our new product innovations
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18 May 2018 John Miller
President Trump’s decision to pull out of the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose sanctions is likely to accelerate Tehran nation’s turn...
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18 May 2018 Andrew Harker
Vietnam makes progress towards achieving economic plans
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18 May 2018 Chris Williamson
The week sees a range of data that will add to views on policy decisions at major central banks.
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18 May 2018 Martin Roberts
Nigerian president clear favorite to win second term in 2019, extending emphasis on rail infrastructure and agriculture.
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18 May 2018 Milena Izmirlieva
The speech addressed many different elements that create high drug prices in the United States
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17 May 2018 Sam Pierson
After Macy’s kicked off retail earnings with a strong result, see how short sellers are positioned for JCP earnings today.
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17 May 2018 Brendan Melck
Will shortages lead to changes in the discount-contract system?
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17 May 2018 Cole Hassay
Geopolitical tumult boosted commodity prices again last week.
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17 May 2018 Petya Barzilska Dijedon Imeri Alex Kokcharov
Defense agreement to deepen military ties between Sweden, Finland, US, but NATO membership remains unlikely.
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16 May 2018 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
Mexico's light-vehicle sales are continuing 2017's downward trend, with a 4.6% y/y decline in April
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16 May 2018 Bernard Aw
The Japanese economy shrank in the first three months of 2018, according to the preliminary estimate of gross domestic product.
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16 May 2018 Ken Wattret
The normalization of monetary policy in the Eurozone is likely to be a very protracted process.
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16 May 2018 Ama Egyaba Baidu Forson
Nigeria's sovereign risk rating revised outlook to Stable on external balances and improved liquidity profile
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16 May 2018 Scott Bedard John Raines Carlos Cardenas
NAFTA renegotiation deadline set for 17 May, but ratification to face hurdles due to Mexico-US elections.
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16 May 2018
IHS Markit’s Companies and Transactions team estimates that 2018 corporate budgets for Latin American NOCs will increase by roughly 15% versus...
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15 May 2018 Sam Pierson
US Gaming Stocks Advance on Supreme Court Decision
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15 May 2018 Leslie Levesque
An economic impact assessment of Tesla’s operations in California
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15 May 2018 Sam Teague
Survey data suggest that subdued demand growth at aluminium-using firms worldwide presents a downside risk for prices.
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15 May 2018 Chris Williamson
New GDP estimates add further confirmation to the slowing of the Eurozone economy in early 2018.
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15 May 2018 Matthew Henman
Significant increase in frequency of airstrikes following 2015 Russian intervention has helped the Syrian state triple its territorial control....
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14 May 2018 Derek Fang
Aggregate dividends from Chinese automotive companies are expected to increase to HKD 16.2bn by 2020, up 76% from 2017
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14 May 2018 John Miller
While China has turned into the world’s top exporter in the new century, and accumulated the accompanying riches and status, the second biggest...
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14 May 2018 Jamal Amir
New vehicle registrations in New Zealand fell 2.0% year on year (y/y) to 10,423 units during April
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14 May 2018
India’s economic performance accelerated to the strongest in three months at the start of the second quarter.
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14 May 2018 Chris Williamson
IHS Markit US PMI surveys indicate price pressures at highest since mid-2011
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11 May 2018 Amanda Nelson
Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs has announced the selection of ten proposed offshore wind projects.
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11 May 2018 Sam Pierson
IHS Markit Securities Finance Q1 Review
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11 May 2018 Ian Fletcher
Passenger car registrations in Western Europe are anticipated to have grown by 9.2% year on year (y/y) in April
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11 May 2018 Vaiva Seckute
The central bank raised its main policy rate for the third time this year in an attempt to weaken price growth.
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11 May 2018 Wayne Su
Passing through a portion of rebates could generate substantial savings across the entire Medicare program
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11 May 2018 Adam Mauro
The IHS Markit Weekly Securitized Snapshot provides a summary of the US securitized market.
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11 May 2018 Chris Suckling
Ethiopia's participation in neighboring ports likely to increase trade efficiencies and influence China's Belt and Road Initiative.
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11 May 2018 Cole Hassay
The MPI increased for the third time in four weeks.
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10 May 2018 Jamal Amir
South Korean new vehicle market grows 4.8% y/y in April, up 0.9% y/y in YTD
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10 May 2018 Diego Moya-Ocampos, LLB
Venezuelan president highly likely to be re-elected despite international opposition and increasing likelihood of oil sanctions.
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10 May 2018 Chris Williamson
Monthly PMI Overview
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10 May 2018 Chris Williamson
The Bank of England left interest rates unchanged at the Monetary Policy Committee's May meeting.
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09 May 2018 Colin Bird
Google releases new features and gives updates on its fledgling automotive products and solutions.
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09 May 2018 Paula Diosquez-Rice
The Argentine peso remains highly vulnerable despite aggressive Central Bank intervention.
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09 May 2018 Blake Kozak
Insurance could play a pivotal role in spreading smart home devices in households, but can customers be persuaded to try them?
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09 May 2018 Alejandra León
Given the energy reform process and an increase in gas and oil companies operating in Mexico, the country has the potential to produce 5.3 Bcf/d...
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08 May 2018 Ludovico Carlino
Islamic State’s intent to disrupt elections in Iraq, Libya, and Tunisia will indicate group’s enduring capabilities.
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CNPC and ONGC acquire strategic resources and can expect near-term payout from Abu Dhabi concessions
08 May 2018 Rajeev Lala Mariam Al-Shamma
By offering ADNOC market security, CNPC and especially Indian NOCs are signaling a clear willingness and inclination to leverage their growing...
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08 May 2018
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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07 May 2018 Sam Pierson
Short sellers of equities and corporate bonds are navigating a challenging Q1 earnings season
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07 May 2018 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
Argentine LV registrations reached 75,421 units in April. IHS Markit forecasts a full-year gain of 11.4%.
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07 May 2018 John Miller
With multilateral trade treaties, from the European Union to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, taking hits from protectionist politicians this year...
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07 May 2018 Ed Glatzer
What would happen to the world cost curves for Ethylene and Polyethylene-HDPE if oil prices don’t rise to the IHS Markit forecast?
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04 May 2018 Thea Fourie
Favorable regulatory reforms in Angola and Namibia overshadow populist policies in South Africa.
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04 May 2018 Ian Fletcher
The UK passenger car market's registrations rose for the first time in a year during April
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04 May 2018 Kari Pries
Nicaraguan government instability risks highlighted by anti-government protests unlikely to be mitigated by upcoming protest resolution talks....
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04 May 2018
We review factor performance in April 2018.
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04 May 2018
IHS Markit Weekly Securitized Snapshot – May 5, 2018
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04 May 2018 Bernard Aw
Chinese economic growth stymied in April by falling exports
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04 May 2018 Pollyanna De Lima
Total productivity in the euro area was broadly unchanged in April, thereby ending a 58-month period of uninterrupted growth.
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04 May 2018 Chris Williamson
After a brief spell of excitement at the start of the year, PMI survey data indicate that global economic growth has settled into a lower (but...
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04 May 2018
Resource imbalance over a massive landmass and severe air pollution in populated coastal region enabled rapid development of long-distance power...
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03 May 2018 IHS Markit Energy Expert
In our latest episode of Upstream in Perspective, we discuss trends within the mergers and acquisitions market, with Dan Pratt and Lysle Brinker...
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03 May 2018 Deepa Kumar David Li
Bilateral meetings indicate military de-escalation despite continued political distrust, increased Chinese private-sector investment in India...
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03 May 2018 Bernard Aw
The Japanese economy expanded at the strongest rate for six months at the start of the second quarter, according to PMI data.
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03 May 2018 Chris Williamson
Business activity picked up only modestly in April after being disrupted by heavy snowfall in March.
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02 May 2018 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
April US light-vehicle sales are estimated to have dropped 5 percent with an estimated seasonally adjusted rate of 17.1 million units, with two...
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02 May 2018 IHS Markit Technology Expert
A roundup of Market Insights for April, segmented first by type (free vs. premium content), and then by research service
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02 May 2018 Cole Hassay
Turbulence reigned in commodity markets last week despite relative stability in the MPI.
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02 May 2018 Nazanin Soroush
US sanctions on Iran’s strategic sectors increasingly likely in one-year outlook, aimed at internal destabilization.
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02 May 2018 Bernard Aw
Latest survey data indicate that the health of Malaysia's manufacturing economy weakened further at the start of the second quarter.
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02 May 2018 Chris Williamson
PMI survey data show global manufacturing managed only a modest rebound in April.
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02 May 2018 Bernard Aw
Indonesia’s manufacturing economy picked up pace at the beginning of the second quarter, building on the positive start to the year.
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01 May 2018 Chris Williamson
UK manufacturers reported the weakest improvement in business conditions for nearly one-and-a-half years in April.
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01 May 2018 Isha Sharma
Japanese vehicle output grew marginally to 932,003 units during March, while exports totalled 441,675 units.
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01 May 2018 Imre Kugler Reed Olmstead
IHS Markit’s North America Plays and Basins team recently completed its second quarter production forecasts. Here are some of the highlights....
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01 May 2018 Chris Hawkins
Terror threat driven by Russian military engagement in Syria and militancy in North Caucasus region.
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30 April 2018 John Miller
The world’s appetite for fish has boomed prodigiously over the past 30 years, and is expected to keep expanding.
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27 April 2018 Carla Selman
Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile to promote investment in lithium, but legal challenges likely to delay projects.
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27 April 2018
In a keynote interview with Ulku Rowe of Google Cloud Lance discusses the evolving alternative data market.
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27 April 2018 Chris Williamson
UK economic growth slowed to near stagnation in the first quarter, casting further doubts on the health of the economy.
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27 April 2018 Chris Williamson
The week sees important updates to the global economic picture in the form of manufacturing and service sector PMI surveys.
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27 April 2018 Francesca Peck
Despite an ‘as expected’ policy rate decision, markets reacted strongly to this week’s meeting of the Riksbank executive committee.
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27 April 2018 Adam Mauro
IHS Markit Weekly Securitized Snapshot – April 27, 2018
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27 April 2018 Deepa Kumar
Indigenization of militancy likely to escalate unrest in India's Kashmir, particularly ahead of upcoming national, state elections.
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27 April 2018 Ian Fletcher
Porsche will launch its first full electric vehicle (EV), the Mission E, next year
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26 April 2018 Sam Pierson
Mixed results for short sellers as earnings season rolls on
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26 April 2018 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
Ford confirms that North American investment in traditional sedans will end, keeping only the Mustang and an upcoming Focus Active
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26 April 2018 Kathleen Navin Ben Herzon
According to our Monthly GDP Index, monthly GDP rose 0.5% in March.
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26 April 2018 Ege Seckin
Outcome of Turkey’s presidential election depends largely on ability of discordant opposition parties to present unified candidate.
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26 April 2018 Cole Hassay
Geopolitics continue to rattle commodity markets.
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25 April 2018 Scott Dendy
The first Indonesian 4,200 kc GAR futures on Singapore Exchange traded on 9 April
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25 April 2018 Nitin Budhiraja
The Beijing Motor Show kicked off today (25 April) with automakers showcasing their new offerings and market strategies
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25 April 2018 David Vaucher
US onshore shale players have ramped up 2018–19 capital spending intentions and production targets across the board, from the smallest independents...
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25 April 2018 Vaiva Seckute
Lithuania will ease the tax burden on labor and redesign the pension system, which should encourage private participation.
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24 April 2018 Dan Huscher
In the fixed income markets, judging liquidity can be a complex issue.
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24 April 2018 Gavan Nolan
Credit indices are influenced by option volumes, a technical factor that can’t be ignored
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24 April 2018 Karl Dewey
It is likely that key conceptual differences will remain in interpreting the term “denuclearisation” between North Korea and the US.
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24 April 2018 David Hsieh
New rules from Beijing could have a dampening effect
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23 April 2018 Isha Sharma
The latest initiative is part of the Japanese government’s efforts to create smart cities in the long run and reimagining transportation.
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23 April 2018
We’ve spent a lot of time in this space of late talking about tariffs, protectionism, the weakening of trade deals and the World Trade Organization...
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23 April 2018 Chris Williamson
Eurozone settles into lower gear
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23 April 2018 Diego Iscaro
It is likely Greece will exit its current program but there are several factors that could derail a "clean" exit.
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23 April 2018 Diego Moya-Ocampos, LLB
Díaz-Canel taking the reins signals continuity and gradual economic reform but not democratic opening.
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20 April 2018
The IHS Markit Weekly Securitized Snapshot provides a summary of the US securitized market.
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20 April 2018 David Li
Thailand's National Reform Plans signals worsening operating environment for IT and social-media companies, election delays increase implementation...
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20 April 2018 Chris Williamson
As a ‘soft data’ advance guide to official data on manufacturing output, the IHS Markit PMI has outperformed the ISM.
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20 April 2018
Over the last two years, 22 central securities depositories in 20 markets have migrated to TARGET2-Securities (T2S). Like it or not, the platform...
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19 April 2018 Cole Hassay
Commodity prices rallied last week as geopolitical concerns rattled markets
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19 April 2018 Sophie Cairns
Proposed tariffs on Chinese-made goods, including pharmaceutical ingredients, are expected to affect mainly US generics makers.
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19 April 2018 IHS Markit Energy Expert
E&Ps have reshaped their technology and innovation strategies over the past few years to better compete in a low-price environment.
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19 April 2018 Robin Waters
What are the top issues facing this market and the possible implications?
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19 April 2018 Andrew Birch Alyssa Grzelak
The impact on the Turkish economy from US penalties for the financial sector’s role in skirting Iranian sanctions remains uncertain.
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19 April 2018 Ludovico Carlino
LNA commander’s incapacity through ill-health, if confirmed, would risk triggering new struggle for control of eastern Libya.
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18 April 2018 Hazel A.B. Kreuz
What are the top issues facing this market and the possible implications?
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18 April 2018 Chris Williamson
IHS Markit’s PMI data painted a far more accurate picture of the US manufacturing economy in 2017 than the ISM surveys.
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18 April 2018 Chris Suckling
Sierra Leone's new president will probably avoid policy paralysis and improve IMF relations, but faces budgetary challenges.
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18 April 2018 Andrew Harker
The latest Stanbic Bank Ghana PMI, compiled by IHS Markit, pointed to the strongest improvement in business conditions for six months in March....
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18 April 2018 Joe Hayes
The latest Commonwealth Bank of Australia PMI data signalled another month of solid output growth at the end of the first quarter.
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18 April 2018 Shane Walker
Healthcare is no longer just the purview of established or traditional names
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18 April 2018 Tom Matheson
Dividends from US blue-chips continue to surge in Q2, forecast up $2.5bn
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18 April 2018 Anusha de Silva
The timing and volume of Appalachian grid expansions - providing new pipeline takeaway capacity to downstream markets or expanding supply outlets...
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18 April 2018 Eleanor Budds Spencer Welch
Although electric vehicles are making headlines, oil demand is also growing strongly; at a similar rate to during the commodity supercycle and...
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17 April 2018
These technologies have seen significant development and evolution over the past few years, and the pace of innovation is increasing. As innovation...
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17 April 2018 Michael Yu
China has expanded its coal import restrictions, with several more ports introducing heavier controls over shipments from overseas.
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17 April 2018 Sam Teague
Global chemicals sector growth softens in Q1 2018
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17 April 2018 Pollyanna De Lima
Brazil PMI shows improved growth momentum during opening months of 2018
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17 April 2018 Bernard Aw
Slowdown in Asia transport business activity at end of Q1
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16 April 2018
Three observations based on recent drilling results of Concho Resources and RSP Permian
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