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
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 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
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 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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18 February 2019
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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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 IHS Markit Expert
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
<<Blog title: Weekly Pricing Pulse: MPI surges as iron ore disruption bites>> <<Blog go live date: 13 February 2019>> <<Blog summary: Vale da...
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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.
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01 February 2019 Chris Williamson
January's PMI survey showed UK manufacturing on course to act as a drag on the economy in the first quarter
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01 February 2019 Jane's Editorial Staff
The United States has declared its intent to officially suspend its obligations under the 1987 US-Soviet Intermediate Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty...
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31 January 2019 Alex Barnes
Overwhelming vote for autonomy in Mindanao signals eventual MILF demobilization, security stabilization.
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31 January 2019 Bill Hyde
2018 was an interesting one for butadiene market players. The big question is, what is in store for us in 2019?
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31 January 2019 IHS Markit Chemical Expert
Higher net profit reported for the company’s fiscal first nine months
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31 January 2019 Chris Williamson
Japan manufacturing weakness casts shadow over 2019 growth outlook
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30 January 2019 Brian Lawson
Take 30 minutes with our experts and understand what's happening in Nicaragua
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30 January 2019 IHS Markit Technology Expert
BluTV was the first to launch streaming-video-on-demand services in Turkey
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30 January 2019 Ben Della Lucia
Idle plants call for supplier action
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30 January 2019 William May
Geopolitics, fundamentals and sentiment all played a part in limiting commodity markets last week.
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30 January 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
In part two a three-part series on conventional opportunities in an unconventional world, Mark Savery, Executive Director Upstream Product Management...
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30 January 2019 IHS Markit Chemical Expert
One of the largest ever refinery transactions
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30 January 2019
Top Defence Trends to Watch in 2019
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29 January 2019 Jamal Amir
Thai new vehicle sales surge 19.5% y/y in 2018
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29 January 2019
Despite the earlier optimism among some owners, January hasn’t been an easy month for the Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) segment.
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29 January 2019 Stanislas Drochon Giacomo Boati
Sub-Saharan Africa has generated intense interest since the turn of the millennium as investors and governments increasingly focus on the region’s...
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29 January 2019 Ding Li Ang
A summary of all the things you need to know that happened in the offshore rig market in 2018.
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28 January 2019 Sam Barber
A review of key highlights from the ETF Rule proposal that looks to standardize regulation in the US ETF market
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28 January 2019 Dongjie Zhang
Like many other countries, nuclear power development in China took a pause after the Fukushima accident. The government stopped new project approvals...
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28 January 2019 Brian Lawson
Developments in both debt and equity markets almost entirely represent positive indicators, with demand extending to higher-risk perpetual debt....
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28 January 2019 IHS Markit Chemical Expert
Plan to o develop biofuels from cellulosic sugars
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25 January 2019 Rajiv Biswas Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Week Ahead APAC Economic Preview: Week of 28 January 2019
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25 January 2019 Dr. Victor Shum Anindya Boral
A Changing Crude Oil Market and Implications for Asian Buyers
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25 January 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
Oil and gas operators showed renewed confidence in 2018 as prices rose through September. But, did plunging oil prices in Q4 derail investment...
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25 January 2019 Chris Williamson
The release of disappointing flash Eurozone PMI data on the same day that the ECB's Governing Council acknowledged that downside risks now prevail...
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25 January 2019 Deepa Kumar
Indonesia's 2019 presidential election likely getting tighter; policy continuity expected
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24 January 2019 Diego Moya-Ocampos, LLB Carlos Cardenas
Further rank-and-file mutinies likely in Venezuela alongside anti-government protests in traditionally pro-government shanty towns.
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24 January 2019 Joseph Hayes
Flash Japan PMI™ highlights further woes for global trade cycle
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23 January 2019 Ludovico Carlino
Revived Islamic State likely to mount raids into Libya’s Tripolitania and Cyrenaica from bases in southern desert .
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23 January 2019 William May
Rumors from US-China trade negotiations hint at an easing trade war and improved sentiment
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23 January 2019 Sam Pierson
The most securities lending revenue since 2008!
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23 January 2019 Matthew Henman
Worldwide terror attacks decreased by one-third in 2018 compared to 2017, while resulting non-militant fatalities fell by more than one-quarter...
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23 January 2019 Chris Williamson
In this report, we look at the relationship between the two US surveys and the official data
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23 January 2019
Analysis of survey anecdotal evidence suggest that global business uncertainty spiked higher at the end of 2018.
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22 January 2019 IHS Markit Technology Expert
The diversity of the IoT platform vendor landscape is a challenge for customers, but it is also a source of innovation as vendors bring new thinking...
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22 January 2019 Jamal Amir
South Korean government reveals FCEVs roadmap
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22 January 2019 Asad Ali
Pakistani separatist groups likely to be increasingly active despite sustained decline in nationwide NSAG attacks since 2014 .
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22 January 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
In this first of a three-part series on conventional opportunities in an unconventional world, Mark Savery, Executive Director Upstream Product...
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22 January 2019
Brexit-exposed sectors in Ireland suffer as Brexit day approaches
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21 January 2019
The complexity of derivatives pricing has grown significantly in the past decade, with banks having to factor in a series of valuation adjustments...
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18 January 2019 Chris Fenske
The liquidity of CRT MBS ebbs and flows, but the lack of trades requires other factors to measure shifts in liquidity.
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18 January 2019 Thea Fourie
Longer-term growth prospects appear less upbeat as the South African government pursues more aggressive redistribution policies
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18 January 2019
The new Basel market risk requirements set out in the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) are expected to transform risk calculations...
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18 January 2019 Rajiv Biswas Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Week Ahead APAC Economic Preview: Week of 21 January 2019
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17 January 2019 William May
Optimism around US-China trade talks and a jump in oil send commodity prices higher
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17 January 2019 Jan Gerhard
UK government's parliamentary defeat on deal with EU increases probability of delay to Brexit beyond March.
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17 January 2019 Patricia Tessier
The average settlement time for distressed loans in 2018 was 2 months, more than four times greater than that of par/near par loans. This is...
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17 January 2019 Sara L. Johnson, CBE Nariman Behravesh, Ph.D.
Policy mistakes, especially regarding trade, continue to be the biggest threats to global growth
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17 January 2019 Chris Williamson
Next week sees the release of flash Eurozone PMI data on the same day that the ECB's Governing Council meets to decide on monetary policy
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17 January 2019
At least 14 people were killed and 30 others wounded when six militants conducted a suicide improvised explosive device (IED) and small-arms...
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16 January 2019 IHS Markit Technology Expert
These three technologies will lead to shifts in how enterprises function and consumers live everyday life
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16 January 2019 Raj Badiani
Analysis on the political and economic implications of the rejection of the proposed Brexit deal
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16 January 2019
December PMI data pointed to the first monthly contraction in French private sector output for two-and-a-half years
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15 January 2019 Carlos Pascual
Four dynamics have changed in our global politics.
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15 January 2019
We review factor and style model performance in 2018.
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15 January 2019 Columb Strack
Despite security improvements, residual elevated risk of collateral damage at Damascus Airport, mainly from Israeli airstrikes.
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15 January 2019 Katerina Lipatova
With data breaches occurring more frequently, there is a notable concern for institutional investors and money managers.
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14 January 2019 Rajiv Biswas Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Week Ahead APAC Economic Preview: Week of 14 January 2019
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14 January 2019 Julien Rey
IBORs, new benchmarks series - Focus on SOFR
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14 January 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
The European power market looks set for a good year in 2019—the fundamentals have turned a corner and investor interest is strong.
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14 January 2019
Global metal-using industries are suffering their steepest downturn since early-2016, according to December survey data.
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11 January 2019 Theo Acheampong, Ph.D.
Increased Zambian minerals royalties indicate government focus on natural resource sector to boost fiscal revenues, anti-government protests...
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11 January 2019 Brian Lawson
In 2019’s first full week’s trading, diverse emerging market sales and heavy European sovereign supply dominated primary activity.
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11 January 2019 Gavan Nolan
2019 has started with a rally but it may be a rocky road ahead
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11 January 2019 Andrew Harker
Vietnam's economy seems in a perfect position to defy signs of slowing demand elsewhere and thrive in the global economy
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10 January 2019 William May
Oil prices bounce in an oversold market, lifting the IHS Materials Price Index.
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10 January 2019 Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
The unemployment rate could be boosted by as much as 0.2 percentage point and payroll employment could be reduced by as much as 380,000.
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10 January 2019 Eric Menzie
Market downturn has sparked investor questions on investment research spend, regardless of MiFIDII. As investors demand greater transparency...
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10 January 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
Russ Fontaine, Principal Researcher for North America Unconventionals shares the current state of the Powder River Basin and how operators are...
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10 January 2019
Policy paralysis likely in run-up to Panama's May presidential election; pro-business frontrunners will promote FDI.
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10 January 2019 Jane's Editorial Staff
Jane’s 2018 annual defence report reviews the year’s most significant developments in terms of defence and military geopolitics
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10 January 2019 Chris Williamson
Demand for business machinery and equipment has slipped into decline to signal a reduced appetite for investment spending.