22 January 2021 Kevin Adler
Citing climate change concerns, US President Joe Biden revoked a key permit for the Keystone XL crude pipeline from Canada on 20 January.
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22 January 2021 Sam Pierson
Response to recent academic paper
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22 January 2021 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
Week Ahead Economic Preview: Week of 25 January 2021
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22 January 2021 Jeff Beattie
A change at the top of a key US regulator is expected to boost renewable generation through changes related to transmission and wholesale power...
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22 January 2021 Chris Williamson
UK economy faces double-dip recession as lockdown measures bite
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22 January 2021 Chris Williamson
January fall in Eurozone flash PMI adds to double-dip recession risk
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22 January 2021 Thea Fourie Alisa Strobel
We assess supply-chain diversification opportunities in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) under the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA).
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22 January 2021 Kevin Adler
China is, by far, the most active country in Asia-Pacific for new installations of pumped hydro energy storage systems.
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22 January 2021 Carla Selman
A look at the risks and opportunities associated with the initiatives that could make Chile a leading participant in future hydrogen-based economic...
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21 January 2021 Keefer Douglas
The South African LPG market is poised to boost to demand growth following pricing reform and additions to import infrastructure.
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21 January 2021 Amena Saiyid
Democrats commanding a razor-thin majority in the US Senate pledge climate action in the 117th Congress. Republicans respond by taking steps...
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21 January 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
The government of Colombia expects the first quarter of 2021 to see a significant ramping up of the country’s energy transition.
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21 January 2021 Brian Lawson
We see positive indicators of improving issuance conditions for emerging market borrowers
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21 January 2021 Eoin Ryan
Daily administration rates of COVID-19 vaccines in EU countries show that countries that have languished near the bottom of the vaccination league...
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21 January 2021 Arlene Kish, M.A.
Canadian housing starts were lower in December, however this announcement will not make a permanent dent on robust housing demand.
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21 January 2021 Kevin Adler
IHS Markit sees a strong rebound in renewable power installations in 2021 and rapidly growing interest in hydrogen energy.
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21 January 2021 Yingzhi Zhang
According to Global Trade Atlas (GTA) data reported by individual reporters, in 2019, global palm oil (HS 1511) export exceed 50 million tonnes...
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21 January 2021 Chris Fenske
US and APAC equity markets closed mixed, while Europe was lower. US and European benchmark government bonds closed sharply lower. European iTraxx...
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20 January 2021 Cristina Brooks
Legislation creating a legal framework to build Poland's first subsidized offshore wind farms passed the Senate and is heading to Andrzej Duda's...
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20 January 2021 Ha Nguyen
2021 will be a critical year of transition for the Latin American oil industry as the region grapples with the tumultuous events of 2020.
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20 January 2021 Kirston Winters
Analysis from Kirston Winters, Managing Director − MarkitSERV, IHS Markit, on the impact of Brexit on OTC interest rate swap trading follows
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20 January 2021 Rivers Jack
Exploration is continuing throughout the globe with several key wells planned for 2021.
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20 January 2021
As we leave behind one of the most disruptive years many of us have ever experienced, its time to look forward at key trends to watch for 2021...
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20 January 2021
Seven key dividend forecasts for 2021
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20 January 2021 Kevin Adler
Solar photovoltaic installations will lead new power capacity in the US in 2021, according to a new report.
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20 January 2021 Michael Dall
Record LNG prices cause frantic trading in energy markets
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20 January 2021 Amena Saiyid
President Joe Biden returned the US to the 2015 Paris Agreement and sign a number of orders to address climate change.
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20 January 2021
IHS Markit is developing a USD credit spread adjustment for SOFR which utilizes transaction data on commercial paper, certificates of deposit...
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20 January 2021 Jeremy Domballe
AIS is one of the easiest and relatively cheapest means by which you can track vessels internationally, and due to the identity information passed...
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20 January 2021 Chris Fenske
Major equity indices closed higher across most of the globe today, with the exception of Japanese markets. US government bonds closed slightly...
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19 January 2021 Amena Saiyid
A federal appeals court said the Trump EPA's power plant rule to limit GHGs was based on a fundamental misconstruction of the Clean Air Act.
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19 January 2021 Kevin Adler
Global EV sales are expected to rise by 70% year on year in 2021, top 4 million, says IHS Markit.
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19 January 2021 Yacine Rouimi
Section 301 tariffs caused trade disruptions when implemented in 2017. As we pass the one-year mark of the Phase One agreement our analysts provide...
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19 January 2021 Cristina Brooks
Malaysian national oil company Petronas plans to grow its nascent blue, or low carbon hydrogen business using carbon capture, utilization and...
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19 January 2021 Amena Saiyid
Stand-alone energy storage tax credit may materialize with Democrat takeover. Currently, tax credit for energy storage is only offered when it...
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19 January 2021 Stephanie Brinley, MBA Ian Fletcher
IHS Markit provides context for some opportunities and challenges Stellantis
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19 January 2021 Tomasz Brodzicki, Ph.D.
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) Agreement was signed on 15 November 2020 after a long negotiation period started back...
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19 January 2021 Tianshi Huang
Crossing the river by touching the stones: New framework to promote fuel-cell electric vehicles in China
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19 January 2021 Gerard Bermingham Darren Thomas
A new COO/CCO playbook for financial regulation in 2021
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19 January 2021 Mike Wiman
Mexico carries a trade surplus with the US, exporting more than it imports from its neighbor. For the first 47 weeks of the year, Mexico increased...
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19 January 2021 Chris Fenske
All major US and most major APAC equity indices closed higher, while Europe was lower. US government bonds were almost flat on the day and benchmark...
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19 January 2021
2020 Corporate Access Series Findings Part 5: Broker Selection and Service Satisfaction
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18 January 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
UNEP study shows planning by countries has advanced, but gaps remain in the financing for developing countries and bringing adaptation projects...
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18 January 2021 Amena Saiyid
The first-ever US aircraft regulations face challenges because they require no emissions controls or updates to existing technology.
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18 January 2021 Daejin Lee
As of 14 January 2021, around 36.2 million deadweight tons of dry bulk fleet are sitting off the coast of North China, including 11.8 million...
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18 January 2021 Cristina Brooks
A strong 2020 for offshore wind power purchase agreements in Europe was capped by Amazon's deal in Germany.
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18 January 2021
A new study finds an overhang in supply of voluntary carbon emissions credits, many issued with "dubious" credibility.
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18 January 2021 Neal Magnotta
This was a year unlike any other, as the global pandemic disrupted the expectations and assumptions that have guided financial services for decades....
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18 January 2021 David Owen
The UK manufacturing sector saw an increase in price pressures at the end of 2020, coinciding with a marked tightening in local and global supply...
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18 January 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
Global renewable energy capital expenditure is set to increase 14% in 2021-2025, compared with spending in 2015-2019.
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18 January 2021 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret 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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18 January 2021
Since the establishment of the Corporate Governance Reform Task Force in 2003, policymakers and the private sector have actively implemented...
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15 January 2021 Dr. Jeffrey S. Plotkin
. Today, the meaning of green has an additional meaning, that is the plastic was made from a renewable resource.
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15 January 2021 Chris Fenske
US and European equity markets closed lower and APAC was mixed. US government bonds and the dollar were higher on the day, while benchmark European...
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14 January 2021
Join us February 4 for a webinar as we highlight key outputs of the Body-in-White forecast, as well as sharing the structure of the forecast
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14 January 2021 Kevin Adler
A Q&A with Daryl Wilson, the first executive director of the Hydrogen Council.
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14 January 2021
Fast Fashion: Why Brands Need to Consider ESG to Slow Down
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14 January 2021 Chris Fenske
Most major European and APAC equity markets closed higher, while most US indices were lower. US government bonds closed sharply lower and benchmark...
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14 January 2021
IHS Markit will be hosting its inaugural US Brand Performance Review webinar, unveiling the results of a comprehensive brand analysis powered...
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13 January 2021 Michael Dall
First full week of trading in the new year sees commodity prices surge
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13 January 2021 Roger Bernard
Getting the final word on the 2020 elections, even as it took until early 2021, has set the stage for the 117th Congress and for a new administration....
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13 January 2021 Amena Saiyid
US EPA's new rule setting GHG emissions thresholds as the basis for future regulation was finalized without seeking public comment.
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13 January 2021 Kevin Adler
LNG's contribution to methane and greenhouse gas emissions is becoming an issue of concern for buyers.
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13 January 2021 Mark Fulthorpe
Disruption within the supply chain of semiconductors to the automotive sector
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13 January 2021 Brian Lawson
Colombia, Benin, YPF and Marfrig are among emerging market borrowers arranging liability management measures to extend duration.
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13 January 2021 Chris Fenske
Most major US and European equity indices closed higher, while APAC was mixed. US and European government bonds closed sharply higher. European...
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13 January 2021
South Korea Corporate Governance 2020 Review
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12 January 2021 Julien Rey Alex Kenny
December 2021 has been etched into our minds for the last 3 years as the end date for LIBOR. Ever since Andrew Bailey’s announcement in July...
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12 January 2021 Kevin Adler
About half of large US oil and natural gas producers currently have a formal program to reduce their carbon dioxide emissions, according to a...
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12 January 2021 Devin Lindsay
An Automotive Minute: Electric Vehicles in the Biden adminstration
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12 January 2021 Amena Saiyid
Most US states are developing their plans to comply with the nation's first-ever greenhouse gas limits on power plants, but they are in no rush....
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12 January 2021 Raj Badiani
Narrow EU-UK trade deal still a welcome development for UK economy amid tightening of COVID-19 virus restrictions from the latter stages of 2020....
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12 January 2021 David Vaucher
The latest IHS Markit North Sea Industry Trends report states that North Sea operators and service companies specifically were already reeling...
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12 January 2021 Tom Libby
Polarization of the US New Vehicle Industry
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12 January 2021 Gavan Nolan
In times of crisis the credit default swap market springs to life. We saw this in the Great Financial Crisis of 2007-2009, the eurozone debt...
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12 January 2021 Chris Fenske
Most major US equity indices closed higher, Europe lower, and APAC was mixed. US government bonds closed modestly higher for the first time this...
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11 January 2021 Tomasz Brodzicki, Ph.D.
In terms of volumes, we expect global trade in 2020 to contract to 12.7 billion metric tons and to grow to 13.65 billion metric tons in 2021...
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11 January 2021 Amena Saiyid
China became the first country to emerge from the pandemic-induced lockdowns that brought all economic activity to a halt.
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11 January 2021 Janet Beal Gustav Ando
Our life sciences team looks at new strains of the virus and the massive vaccination campaigns unfolding around the globe
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11 January 2021 Alice Gladen
Forward planning with COVID-19 has proved difficult, with new waves, restrictions and long-term effects proving hard to predict. The Global Trade...
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11 January 2021 David Cook
We responded to the FSB discussion paper on outsourcing and third party risk. Read our latest response.
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11 January 2021 Sam Pierson
Securities Finance December 2020
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11 January 2021 Kevin Adler
Canada has rolled out a plan to raise its carbon tax and invest billions in clean energy.
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11 January 2021 Chris Fenske
All major European and most US equity indices closed lower, while APAC was mixed. US and European government bonds were lower on the day, continuing...
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10 January 2021 Kevin Adler
Mexico is lagging on meeting the targets of the 2015 Paris Agreement.
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10 January 2021 Kevin Adler
Poland, one of Europe's most coal-dependent countries, is expanding renewable power installations.
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09 January 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
Buildings sector net-zero hopes rest on fivefold decarbonization ramp up: UNEP
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09 January 2021 Kevin Adler
The IEA's World Energy Outlook 2020 for the first time added a scenario for global net-zero emissions by 2050.
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09 January 2021 Kevin Adler
A new report outlines the financial and policy risks facing new gas-fired power plants in the US.
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08 January 2021 Chris Fenske
All major European and most APAC equity markets closed higher, while US markets closed mixed. US government bonds sold off for the fourth consecutive...
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08 January 2021 Rahul Sharma
December was replete with positive news such as: the passing of a COVID-19 relief package in the U.S., the eventual signing of a Brexit trade...
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08 January 2021 Patrick Linder
See why the recent FCC decision to hit the accelerator on C-V2X and slam the brakes on DSRC could mean big things for 5G and what the auto industry...
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08 January 2021 Brian Lawson
First-week issuance included record US high-grade supply alongside multiple emerging market successes.
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08 January 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
A century-old US maritime law, an offshore wind industry barely out of the starting blocks, a defense spending bill, and shipyards up and down...
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08 January 2021 Amena Saiyid
Congress revives tax credits for renewables and carbon capture and storage projects.
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08 January 2021 Ines Nastali
The COVID-19 pandemic presents challenges also to the dredging and marine civil engineering industry, with uncertainty over new contracts for...
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08 January 2021 Colin Couchman
Colin Couchman discusses the European CO2 compliance challenge and how OEMs might adjust their strategies
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08 January 2021 Chris Williamson
The JPMorgan Global PMI™ (compiled by IHS Markit), edged down from 53.1 in November to 52.7 in December, its lowest since September
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08 January 2021 Rajiv Biswas
The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region experienced a severe recession in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but a strong economic recovery is expected...
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07 January 2021 Kangwei Yang
2020 has been an unprecedented year and will go down as one of the most eventful years in history. Stock markets plunged in the early months...
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07 January 2021 Chris Fenske
US and European equity markets closed higher, while APAC was mixed. US government bonds continued to selloff, with yields on most benchmark European...
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07 January 2021
The week before USDA releases the January WASDE Report, we give our insight and expectations of what we expect from this report.
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07 January 2021 Langelihle Malimela Eva Renon
The ongoing Islamist insurgency in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province is likely to expand territorially in 2021
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07 January 2021 Kevin Adler
ExxonMobil for the first time disclosed indirect emissions data resulting from the use of its refined products.
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07 January 2021 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
With COVID-19 infections rising sharply in many countries, the focus will be on the path of the virus and extent to which economies will have...
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07 January 2021
Guyana is one of the hottest areas for oil and gas exploration and production not just in Latin America, but around the world. In this quick...
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07 January 2021 Kevin Adler
Lack of standardization is hurting the use of voluntary carbon reduction credits.
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07 January 2021 Kevin Adler
Measured optimism is emerging about India's ability to meet ambitious renewable energy goals.
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07 January 2021 Rahul Sharma
iBoxx SGD Monthly Update: January 2021
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06 January 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
Interest from the US government and others is ramping up in what until lately was a somewhat ignored corner of the electricity sector.
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06 January 2021 Kevin Adler
Q&A with Morry Markowitz, president, Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Association
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06 January 2021 Michael Dall
The pace of price growth for commodities is slowing but markets remain optimistic
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06 January 2021 Karin Rives
China issued regulations for its long-delayed carbon emissions trading system 5 January, ramping up preparations for the 1 February launch of...
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06 January 2021 Natasha McSwiggan
Our banking risk experts provide insight into the regional events impacting the financial sector in emerging markets in 2021
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06 January 2021 Chris Williamson
The pace of global economic growth slowed for a second successive month in December as further waves of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) infections...
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06 January 2021 Chris Fenske
European equity markets closed sharply higher, while US and APAC markets were mixed. US government bonds sold off sharply on the Democrat’s dual...
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05 January 2021 Chris Fenske
All major US equity indices and most APAC equity markets closed higher, while Europe was lower. US government bonds closed sharply lower and...
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05 January 2021
An analysis of global dividends in 2021.
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05 January 2021 IHS Markit Energy Expert
Q4 2020 Power and Renewables Research Highlights
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05 January 2021 Keiron Greenhalgh
he world around us changed in innumerable ways in the past 12 months, including in sustainable energy.
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05 January 2021 Kevin Adler
OPIS launched a daily pricing service for voluntary carbon markets on 28 December.
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05 January 2021
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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05 January 2021 Joel Prakken, Ph.D. Chris Varvares
We revised the US GDP forecast as worsening near-term pandemic and greater fiscal stimulus shift GDP pattern in 2021
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05 January 2021 Kathleen Navin, CBE Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
Monthly US GDP Index declined 0.8% in November
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04 January 2021 Chris Fenske
All major European and most APAC equity markets closed higher, while the US was sharply lower. US government bonds were close to flat on the...
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04 January 2021 Nathan Amery
What should you do to maximize ROI from your digital transformation initiative? Read our step-by-step guide
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04 January 2021 Chris Williamson
Global factory output and order book inflows continued to rise at some of the fastest rates seen over the past decade in December, according...
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31 December 2020 Chris Fenske
US and APAC equity markets closed mixed, while Europe was lower. US government bonds closed higher and benchmark European government bonds were...
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31 December 2020 Sam Pierson
Securities Finance 2020 Snapshot
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30 December 2020 Francesco d'Avack
Today there are 6.1GW of Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) plants operating, with a further 1.2GW under construction or in advanced development....
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30 December 2020 Thomas McCartin
The pace of price growth does cool slightly but supply disruptions remain
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30 December 2020
IHS Markit Daily Global Market Summary
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30 December 2020 Chris Fenske
Most APAC equity markets closed higher, Europe was mixed, and major US indices were all lower on the day. US government bonds and the dollar...
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29 December 2020 Kevin Adler
According to preliminary data, Spain will set records for renewable power generation in 2020.
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29 December 2020 Chris Fenske
European equity markets closed higher across the region and US/APAC markets were mixed. US government bonds and the dollar closed flat, while...
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28 December 2020 Angus Lam
our analysts look at the impact on economy, banking sector, and state enterprises due to China's bond defaults
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24 December 2020 Thomas McCartin
Supply chain problems support another sizeable weekly gain in many material prices
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23 December 2020
Russia’s NOVATEK, Siemens ink framework agreement on decarbonizing LNG production
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23 December 2020 Timo Klein
Sub-average manufacturing vulnerability to infection risk and a boost to German exports from East Asia’s robust post-pandemic rebound provide...
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23 December 2020 Kevin Adler
California's leadership in US hydrogen projects spans applications in transport, pipelines, fuel cells and storage.
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23 December 2020
Automotive semiconductor supply constraints expected to resolve by second half of 2021
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22 December 2020 Andrej Divis
Global commercial-vehicle demand forecast to fall further in 2021, but the direction will vary by equipment type and by region, says IHS Markit...
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22 December 2020 Etienne Gabel
On 3 November, Chile’s Ministry of Energy presented a “National Strategy for Green Hydrogen for Chile” with three main objectives: have 5 GW...
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22 December 2020
Three US East Coast states, DC approve pact to cut auto emissions
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22 December 2020 Amena Saiyid
IEA projects US renewables generation will jump to a record 29 GW in 2020
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22 December 2020 Jihane Boudiaf
JNIM militants likely to expand beyond tri-border stronghold, increasing IED and small-arms assaults against resistant communities and security...
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21 December 2020 Alyssa Grzelak
As we head into 2021, our banking risk experts explore the biggest trends and challenges the emerging market banking sector will encounter.
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18 December 2020 Chris Fenske
APAC equity markets closed mixed, while the US and European markets were lower. US government bonds closed modestly lower and benchmark European...
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18 December 2020 Rafael Amiel, Ph.D.
The withdrawal of fiscal stimulus, high inflation and mounting debt will constrain growth in the first half of 2021; while the availability of...
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18 December 2020 Jack A. Kennedy
Leveraging the metadata applied to hundreds of security incidents captured in Egypt between 2018 and mid-2020 we provide a more nuanced understanding...
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18 December 2020 Kevin Adler
Coinciding with Brexit, the UK will leave the EU's emissions trading system and launch its own system on 1 January 2021.
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17 December 2020 Chris Fenske
All major US equity indices and most APAC markets closed higher, while Europe was mixed. US government bonds closed lower and European bonds...
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17 December 2020 Chris Suckling, Ph.D. Alexia Ash
Using our country risk ratings for a more accurate and actionable forecast of future cash flows
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17 December 2020
We present an overview of noteworthy developments in US equity markets during November 2020.
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17 December 2020 Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from IHS Markit’s latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report (including Special Reports) please click...
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17 December 2020 Brian Lawson
This week’s market highlights included an upsized tap by Ukraine of its 2033 US dollar issue and Tesla placing USD5 billion of equity at prevailing...
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17 December 2020
IHS Markit’s flash PMI data indicated a narrowing divergence of economic trends among the major developed economies in December, linked largely...
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16 December 2020
We have compiled a list of what we think are the world’s forty biggest buyers of ammonia in 2019 and we look at them in the context of the industries...
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16 December 2020 Leanne Todd Ali Sangster
A paradigm shift is occurring in the energy industry, as the weakening economy and current market slowdown continues to air uncertainty. Lower...
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16 December 2020 Martina Assereto
PV project acquisition activity in Europe remains heated
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16 December 2020 George Hilton
As huge quantities of electric vehicle (EV) chargers and energy storage are installed worldwide in the coming years, there is the possibility...
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16 December 2020 Sara Johnson Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Joel Prakken, Ph.D. Gustav Ando Brian Lawson
Our experts provide their insights on what will unfold in 2021 as we begin to overcome the pandemic and chart new paths for the global economy....
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16 December 2020 Tom Scott Kevin Lindemer Juan Sacoto
The traditional refinery and biofuels sectors are at a point of convergence - one caused by falling demand for petroleum fuels, driven by decarbonization...
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16 December 2020 Amena Saiyid
Rejoining Paris Accord easy for Biden compared with reaching net-zero by mid century
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16 December 2020 Chris Williamson
The UK economy returned to growth in December after the lockdown-driven downturn seen in November
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16 December 2020 Jocelyn Lewis
Investment strategies focused on extending credit through private debt, bi-lateral loans and direct lending have grown significantly in recent...
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16 December 2020 Patricia Tessier
As we wish a speedy end to 2020, Patricia Tessier shares her thoughts on the year ahead for the leveraged loans settlement space.
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16 December 2020 Chris Fenske
Most major APAC and European equity markets closed higher, while the US was mixed. Benchmark European government bonds closed lower, while US...
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16 December 2020 Chris Williamson
Eurozone business activity came close to stabilising in December, according to preliminary PMI data
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16 December 2020 Chris Williamson
The Japanese economy saw a subdued end to 2020, according to preliminary PMI data, with falling service sector activity once again causing output...
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16 December 2020 Chris Williamson
Business activity surged higher in Australia during December as lockdown measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 were relaxed. Business expectations...
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15 December 2020 Chris Fenske
All major US equity indices and most European markets closed higher, while most APAC markets were lower. US government bonds closed lower and...
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15 December 2020 Michael Dall
Per our MPI data, markets focus on the success of initial COVID-19 vaccine rollouts to send prices soaring
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15 December 2020 Amena Saiyid
Recent net-zero carbon pledges by China, Japan and South Korea should not be viewed as a green wave until these countries are able to wean themselves...
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15 December 2020 Lara Dong Bing Han
China’s Updated 2030 Climate Targets
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15 December 2020 Kevin Adler
Spurred by the net-zero commitment of the European Commission, hydrogen projects are on the rise in Europe.
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14 December 2020 Chris Fenske
Most European equity markets closed higher, while the US and APAC markets closed mixed. US government bonds closed flat and the US dollar was...
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14 December 2020 Craig Hunter
With the double whammy of a pandemic and low oil prices, marine seismic is going through one of its worst slumps, with a large portion of the...
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14 December 2020
Video: EU to mandate EV battery recycling
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14 December 2020 Rajiv Biswas Rahul Kapoor Hannah Cotillon Bree Neff
What will decoupling hold for China and Australia? Our research team looks at the trade implications for decoupling around the globe.
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14 December 2020
The introduction of 5G telecommunication services is going to be a game-changer for the automotive industry.
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14 December 2020 Vijay Subramanian
The market will be significantly under compliant under either the current legislation or proposed further CO2 target reduction in 2030.
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14 December 2020 Peter Nagle Mark Fulthorpe Kristen Balasia
Automotive monthly newsletter and podcast
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11 December 2020 Jordan Anderson
TPLF target government forces with small arms, IED’s and occasional rockets and artillery following withdrawal from Urban centres in Tigray
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11 December 2020 Lewis Cooper Andrew Harker
Major cities across the Americas suffered in particular during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic earlier in the year, but those...
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11 December 2020 Chris Williamson
The global economic recovery hit a speed bump in November, as rising COVID-19 infections led to a renewed slowing of business activity
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11 December 2020 Rajiv Biswas
The Asia-Pacific electronics industry, which is a significant part of the manufacturing sector for many East Asian economies, has shown a strong...
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11 December 2020 Richard Blore David Cook
A Renewed Focus on Outsourcing and Third-Party Risk from the Financial Stability Board
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11 December 2020
New IHS Markit Animal Health report reveals companion animals is fastest growing product sector
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11 December 2020 Tomasz Brodzicki, Ph.D.
We now expect global trade in 2020 to go down to 12.7 billion metric tons and to increase to 13.65 billion metric tons in 2021 and 14.2 billion...
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11 December 2020 Chris Fenske
All major European and most US equity indices closed lower, while APAC markets were mixed. The US dollar closed higher along with US and European...
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11 December 2020 David Owen
Global supply chains are facing resurfacing problems at the end of 2020
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11 December 2020
We are pleased to announce that a new Fertecon one-off report – Fully-Soluble Fertilizers Outlook - has just been launched.
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10 December 2020
Uber is refocusing on its core businesses, including ride-hailing and food delivery, since the COVID-19 virus pandemic, and scaling back some...
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10 December 2020
The Western European passenger car market posted another decline in November as most major markets renewed lockdowns of varying degrees in order...
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10 December 2020 James Kelly
Manufacturers in South and Midwest see high demand for furniture, appliances, and food; low mortgage interest rates fuel homebuilding in West...
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10 December 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The coming week sees policy meetings at no fewer than ten central banks, including the FOMC, plus a wealth of data releases which will help steer...
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10 December 2020 Brian Lawson
New highlights include an impressive tap by the Dominican Republic of its recent 2032 issue and strong responses to the DoorDash and Airbnb IPOs....
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10 December 2020 Eva Renon Alisa Strobel
Ethiopia’s real GDP is anticipated to reach a historic low in 2020 amid increased significant downside risk factors including the armed conflict...
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10 December 2020 Chris Fenske
Most APAC equity markets closed lower, while European and US markets closed mixed. US government bonds closed higher and benchmark European bonds...
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10 December 2020 Igor Kaplun
CFTC Reporting Rules Rewrite: Time to Act
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10 December 2020 Tom De Vleesschauwer
The previously booming Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) sector is facing its first global crisis, with devastating initial impacts: trip requests...
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09 December 2020 Chris Fenske
Most APAC equity markets closed higher except for Mainland China, while European markets were mixed and major US indices were lower. US government...
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09 December 2020
Germany: Looking Ahead to the 2021 AGM Season Through an ESG Lens
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09 December 2020 Eoin Ryan Choukri Genane
Our ProcureIntel analysis highlights growing space for the inclusion of ESG criteria in the top-5 European markets between 2014 and 2020.
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09 December 2020
New IHS Markit report tracks fast growing biopesticides product developments
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09 December 2020 David Owen
Previously unpublished sector data for Australia show output trends across six broad categories
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09 December 2020 Mr. Daniel Kral, M.A.
European economies’ historic contractions in H1 2020 were followed by large, but partial, rebounds in Q3. A relatively milder contraction is...
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09 December 2020 Guy Sear
IHS Markit’s extensive Sea-web database now highlights vessels with ties to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. This advancement was...
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09 December 2020 Annabel Fiddes
The latest KPMG and REC survey data, compiled by IHS Markit, highlighted mixed hiring trends in November. A further drop in permanent placements...
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08 December 2020 Amena Saiyid
Solar energy installations continue to dominate South Korea’s push for renewable energy in 2020 despite the pandemic-induced lockdowns that put...
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08 December 2020 Amena Saiyid
Carbon capture and storage projects need a 100-fold increase.
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08 December 2020 Nehal Kenia
In the latest enhancement to our industry-leading Data Lake, we have extended support for unstructured content using the latest natural language...
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08 December 2020 Michael Dall
Our MPI shows that markets were boosted by strong mainland Chinese data and supply constraints
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08 December 2020
The Effects of MiFID II, Two Years Later
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08 December 2020 Chris Fenske
US equity markets closed higher with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq reaching new record high closes, while APAC and European markets were mixed. The...
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07 December 2020 Chris Fenske
APAC equity markets closed mixed, while UK and US tech were the only major markets to close higher across Europe and the US. US/European benchmark...
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07 December 2020 Rahul Sharma
News of vaccine breakthroughs propelled the rally in global equity markets this month, overshadowing the impact of renewed virus outbreaks in...
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07 December 2020 Joel Prakken, Ph.D. Chris Varvares
GDP to surpass pre-pandemic peak in the third quarter of 2021, regains full employment in mid-2023
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07 December 2020
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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07 December 2020 Sam Pierson
Securities Finance Update for November 2020
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07 December 2020
In the 3rd quarter of 2020, IHS Markit teamed up with Mergermarket to learn about the challenges private equity firms will face going into 2021....
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07 December 2020 Johanna Marris
Cargo disruption from rail blockades is likely to continue in 2021 because of rising job insecurity and ongoing environmental and labor demands....
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07 December 2020 Vijay Subramanian
How are the car manufacturers expected to perform in 2025 and 2030?
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07 December 2020
IHS Markit has formed a strategic alliance with MSCI Inc. to integrate MSCI’s portfolio and risk analytics capabilities with thinkFolio, the...
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07 December 2020 Rahul Sharma
iBoxx ALBI Monthly Update: December 2020
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07 December 2020 Rahul Sharma
iBoxx SGD Monthly Update: December 2020
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04 December 2020 Chris Fenske
European and US equity markets closed higher, while Japan was the only major APAC market to close lower in that region. US and European government...
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04 December 2020 Brian Lawson
This week’s calendar continues to indicate improving risk appetite, including five successful emerging market sales on 2 December.
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04 December 2020 Paul Hughes
Chief Ag Economist, Paul Hughes, lays out our expectations from USDA for US and Global Corn, Soybeans and Wheat in the December WASDE report....
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04 December 2020 Zoe Grainge
Despite cautious positions on the energy transition adopted by certain governments in the region, the potential for growth in renewable power...
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04 December 2020 Chris Williamson
UK PMI data showed encouraging resilience amid renewed COVID-19 lockdown measures in November, suggesting the economy is set for a far smaller...
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04 December 2020 Thea Fourie
Further assistance by the IMF and G20 countries lower the risk of a debt crisis in the Sub-Saharan African region until mid-2021
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04 December 2020 Sam Wilkinson Miguel De Jesus
Whitepaper: Grid stability - How PV inverters can help overcome challenges in the 21st century
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03 December 2020 Chris Fenske
Global equity markets closed mixed for a second consecutive day, while US and European benchmark government bonds closed higher on the day. European...
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03 December 2020 Natasha McSwiggan
Our banking risk experts provide insight into events impacting the financial sector in emerging markets in December
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03 December 2020
We review factor performance in November 2020.
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03 December 2020 Kevin Adler
How will Canada's efforts to reduce GHG emissions be affected by Covid-19 recovery and relations with the US under President-elect Biden?
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03 December 2020 Kevin Adler
US government procurement policies could jump-start emissions reductions in steel, cement and natural gas.
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03 December 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from IHS Markit’s latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report (including Special Reports) please click...
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03 December 2020 Chris Williamson
The global economic recovery hit a speed bump in November, as rising COVID-19 infections led to a renewed slowing of business activity. But the...
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03 December 2020 Xiao Lu Jenny Nguyen Yang
Despite a slight delay, Chinese national pipeline company—China Oil and Gas Pipeline Network Corporation (PipeChina)—officially started operation...
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03 December 2020 Jocelyn Lewis
Our own Jocelyn Lewis recently sat down with Mike Tracy from Lionpoint to discuss regularly recurring themes they see as bottlenecks in creating...
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03 December 2020 Mr. William May
Chinese manufacturing and vaccine optimism boost commodity prices
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03 December 2020
Financial health. Cybersecurity. Reputation. Compliance. Covid-19. Risk is everywhere for financial organizations dependent upon third-party...
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02 December 2020 Chris Fenske
Global equity markets closed mixed across each region, with mostly modest price action across major indices. US government bonds closed slightly...
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02 December 2020 Oliver Forsyth
When people discuss electricity markets, they commonly refer to the wholesale energy markets. This may include day-ahead energy markets – where...
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02 December 2020
Five more companies joined Amazon's pledge to reach zero carbon emissions by 2040; now, 18 have made the commitment.
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02 December 2020 Kevin Adler
The latest rankings of US cities on energy efficiency, from the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy.
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02 December 2020
Institutions are facing narrowing margins and increased cost pressures to manage their processes at a time when regulatory scrutiny and the need...
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02 December 2020
The European Parliament and Council are finalising the rules for a transitional EU farming policy in 2021-22. Direct payments and rural development...
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02 December 2020 Raj Badiani, BSc Econ MSc Econ
Any final EU-UK trade arrangement is unlikely to replicate the frictionless trade that that currently exists between the two parties, and it...
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01 December 2020
Before 2020, KYC due diligence teams were already under pressure from regulatory, industry and technological changes. When the pandemic hit...
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01 December 2020 Kathleen Navin, CBE Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
Monthly US GDP Index rose 0.7% in October
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01 December 2020 Keiron Greenhalgh
Court rulings never mention “Whack-a-Mole” or “PacMan” in the first paragraph do they? Especially those concerning import and export tariffs....
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01 December 2020 Keiron Greenhalgh
A global alliance of financial institutions in mid-November launched a standard for measuring emissions related to the funds they and their peers...
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01 December 2020 Keiron Greenhalgh
The year 2021 will be remembered for many things, including being the year when France finally starts to fulfill its offshore wind potential...
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01 December 2020 Kevin Adler
The Philippines announced that it will not build new coal-fired power plants.
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01 December 2020 Michael Marinovic
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent decline in oil prices has wreaked havoc on E&P investment. How will host governments...
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01 December 2020 Chris Williamson
Global factory output and new orders rose in November at some of the fastest rates seen over the past decade as demand continued to revive from...
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01 December 2020 Sophie Cairns Cameron Lockwood
China’s massive investment in innovative pharma has the potential to be a gamechanger for multinationals operating in the domestic market.
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01 December 2020 Andrew Harker
The old adage that ‘no plan survives first contact with the enemy’ seems appropriate for this year. The invisible enemy of the coronavirus disease...
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01 December 2020
3 trends that will impact trade reporting in 2021 and beyond
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01 December 2020 Rebekah Bostan Anna Shpitsberg
The Luiperd discovery in October 2020 has led to a two-fold increase in South African gas reserves and is likely to be the second largest global...
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01 December 2020
Even though 2020 has been the most unpredictable year yet for dividends, especially in developed European markets, emerging market dividends...
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01 December 2020 Chris Fenske
Major equity markets closed higher across the globe in a complete reversal of yesterday’s synchronized sell-off. US and European benchmark government...
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30 November 2020 Chris Fenske
Equity markets closed lower across most of the world today ahead of this week’s OPEC+ meeting, Powell/Mnuchin’s congressional testimony, and...
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30 November 2020 James Bohnaker
US consumers have found a way to spend money amid the chaos and retail has been a key beneficiary of a widespread shift in spending from services...
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30 November 2020 Keiron Greenhalgh
UK’s Johnson has a plan, its color is green
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30 November 2020 Igor Kaplun
With the Securities Financing Transactions Regulation (SFTR) implementation in the rear-view mirror, can the buyside industry finally take a...
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27 November 2020 Chris Fenske
European and US equity markets closed higher, while APAC markets closed mixed. US government bonds closed higher and the curve flattened, while...
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27 November 2020 Sergey Myakishev
On Sunday 22 November, the Supreme Petroleum Council (SPC) of Abu Dhabi announced a notable upgrade in the emirate's hydrocarbon resources –...
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27 November 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Rahul Kapoor Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
Worldwide PMI surveys will provide fresh updates to global manufacturing and service sector business conditions, highlighting national and sector...
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27 November 2020
香港市场私有化情况概览 - Hong Kong Privatisation Overview
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26 November 2020 Steve Gillman
Second COVID-19 wave hits EU agri-food markets
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26 November 2020 Rajiv Biswas Rahul Kapoor
China-Australia trade tensions have escalated significantly during 2020, and IHS Markit's PMI data show Australia's exports slumping
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25 November 2020 Coralie Laurencin
Europe is stepping up its 2030 climate target – what does this mean?
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25 November 2020 Chris Fenske
Major equity markets closed mixed today, with the Nasdaq being the only major US index to close in positive territory. US government bonds closed...
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24 November 2020 Chris Williamson
IHS Markit’s flash PMI data indicated divergent economic trends among the major developed economies in November, with accelerating growth in...
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24 November 2020
IHS Markit analyzed the actively managed U.S. hedge fund universe to explore how the core turnover rates of these institutions vary across different...
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24 November 2020 Ken Wattret
Persistent low inflation and inflation expectations, combined with a severe adverse shock, leave the eurozone comparatively vulnerable to deflation...
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24 November 2020 Chris Fenske
Major equity markets closed higher across the globe today, with the exception of Mainland China which ended the day modestly lower. US government...
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23 November 2020 Chris Fenske
US and APAC equity markets closed higher across both regions, while Europe was modestly lower on the day. US government bonds closed lower on...
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23 November 2020 Alexia Ash
Our report on Sovereign ESG looks at the analysis of select ESG risk scores that can the impact valuation of a country, territory and the companies...
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23 November 2020 Amena Saiyid
Houston-based Cemvita Factory Inc. claims to have found a solution to reducing carbon footprint of heavy industries in plants, which harness the...
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23 November 2020 Keiron Greenhalgh
Solar facilities could account for as much as 35% of the generation stack in 2050 across an area encompassing all of southern and central Africa...
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23 November 2020 Amena Saiyid
IRENA Director General says countries coming out of the pandemic-induced economic crisis will have to double their investment in renewables and...
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23 November 2020 Amena Saiyid
Renewables driven by wind, solar and hydropower are on track to overtake coal in 2025 as the world’s largest source of electricity generation despite...
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23 November 2020 Deepa Kumar
How will China and India realign their external relations in light of a US and China decoupling?
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23 November 2020
IHS Markit’s Research Signals team have released a case study demonstrating the alpha generating potential held within their newly launched Point-In-Time...
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23 November 2020 Chris Williamson
The eurozone economy plunged back into a severe decline in November amid renewed efforts to quash the rising tide of coronavirus disease 2019...
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23 November 2020 Chris Williamson
Renewed lockdown measures to contain a second wave of COVID-19 infections has caused the UK economy to slide back into contraction during November...
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22 November 2020 Kevin Adler
On 22 October, France’s Ministry of Ecological Transition awarded support for 600 MW of new renewable energy capacity.
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22 November 2020 Kevin Adler
The International Energy Agency said flobal energy demand will decline about 2% in 2020, due to COVID-19, but renewable power continued to grow....
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22 November 2020
Gulf Coast Sequestration has started permitting for the world's largest CCS facility in Louisiana.
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22 November 2020 Kevin Adler
Commitments to renewable energy purchases are rising from Corporate America, despite the COVID-19 recession.
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22 November 2020 Kevin Adler
The EU voted on 6 October 2020 raise target carbon reductions to 60% by 2030 from 1990 levels.
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22 November 2020 Kevin Adler
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is moving forward on creating standard definitions for green project criteria.
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22 November 2020
The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has opened an inquiry into carbon pricing in wholesale electricity markets.
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22 November 2020 Kevin Adler
IHS Markit has developed an additional model, "Fast Transition," to reflect North America's possible decarbonization trajectory.
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