24 May 2019 Bernard Aw Joseph Hayes Sian Jones Chris Williamson Rajiv Biswas
Politics will likely once again take centre stage as the markets digest the results and implications of European parliamentary elections. Trade...
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24 May 2019 Andrew Birch
The lira is on the precipice of a crisis, undermined by falling reserves and declining institutional integrity.
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24 May 2019 Hanna Luchnikava-Schorsch Asad Ali
Pakistan secures additional financing from the IMF but risks or program slippages and loan disbursement delays are significant.
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23 May 2019 Bill Morelli
As 5G begins to truly emerge, interest is growing surrounding the question of how 5G can positively impact IoT
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23 May 2019 Chris Fenske
The rally in US investment grade bond spreads appears to have stalled following the breakdown of the US/China trade negotiations announced in...
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23 May 2019
Protectionists likely to stymie Nigeria's implementation of African Continental Free Trade Agreement even if government signs up
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23 May 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
The business of exploration is facing its most serious challenge; the competition for capital
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23 May 2019 Mike Nash
Watch Mike Nash, VP- Syngas Chemicals, discuss his assessment of the current conditions in the methanol market.
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23 May 2019 Chris Williamson
The pace of eurozone economic growth remained subdued in May amid stagnant demand, according the latest flash PMI survey.
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23 May 2019 Bernard Aw
Japan’s manufacturing woes persisted in the middle of the second quarter, according to flash PMI, as intensifying trade war fears weighed on...
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23 May 2019 Bernard Aw
Flash PMI shows Australian economy lurching back into growth territory midway through the second quarter, driven by a revival in services activity....
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22 May 2019 Tim Urquhart, B.A.
Only 25% of UK consumers would consider full BEV in next five years, according to major survey
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22 May 2019 Asad Ali
Change of Sri Lankan president likely in December 2019 election given adverse fallout from Easter attacks.
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22 May 2019 Carla Selman
Announced Kirchnerist ticket for Argentina’s elections appeals to moderate Peronists; divisions and rearrangement in ruling coalition likely....
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22 May 2019 Timothy Munks
The optical network is rapidly growing and will continue to increase exponentially as the world demands more digital content and better, faster...
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22 May 2019
The Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) has for the first time issued guidelines on what it believes constitutes a robust compliance program...
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21 May 2019 Alex Barnes
Incumbent coalition's surprise victory in Australian election increases likelihood of SME tax cuts and new mining licenses.
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21 May 2019
Watch a 5 minute update on the role of naphtha markets today and if it will ever reach the level of its past.
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21 May 2019 Sara L. Johnson, CBE Nariman Behravesh, Ph.D.
Growing political and policy threats mean any rebound in global growth could be ephemeral.
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21 May 2019 Marifaith Hackett, Ph.D.
Watch Liliana Viciu discuss the growth outlook for the flavors and fragrances market.
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21 May 2019 Nitin Budhiraja
Beijing expands its test area for autonomous vehicles
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21 May 2019 David Owen
Reflective of declining sentiment amid social and economic woes, President Cyril Ramaphosa now has a hard task to bring the country out of its...
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21 May 2019 Joseph Hayes Chris Williamson
Japan’s economy expanded more than expected in the opening quarter of 2019, but growth looks set to weaken in the second quarter
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20 May 2019 Michael Howard
Network slicing plays a key role in digital transformation and the onset of 5G, and the time for operators to act is now.
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20 May 2019
In the long term, as industry gradually shifts toward fully autonomous driving, in-cabin sensing will take lead over driver monitoring
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20 May 2019
A look into Crude-Oil-to-Chemicals and how it will change the global competitive dynamics in years to come
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20 May 2019 Chris Williamson
IHS Markit PMI data outperform ISM and regional manufacturing surveys in accurately predicting official data
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20 May 2019 Josh Builta
The complex technology will have significant impact and help resolve current industry ills
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17 May 2019
As renewable tenders become widespread, seasoned developers are better able to price and reduce risks. What undervalued risks are at play?
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17 May 2019 Brendan Melck
Bulgaria's new P&R policies are a double blow to the pharma industry
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17 May 2019 Margaret Labban
Spend Spend 2 minutes with our analyst, Margaret Labban, on Pharmacare
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17 May 2019 Rafael Amiel, Ph.D. Carlos Caicedo Brian Lawson
Spend 30 minutes with our analysts to understand whats happening in the three largest economies in Latin America
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17 May 2019 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Joseph Hayes Chris Williamson
Economic data will take a back seat to escalating US-China trade tensions, the impact of which is the focus of our special report
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16 May 2019 Tom Marecki
IHS Markit has been monitoring exchange activity in advance of the June 3 go-live date for UMBS TBA, which will be a key milestone for the TBA...
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16 May 2019 Jordan Anderson
Ugandan opposition co-operation agreement increases risk of disruptive protests, indicates growing likelihood of contested election in 2021.
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16 May 2019 Brian Lawson
Emerging market debt remaining receptive; market sentiment to be tested by US-China trade dispute and soft initial Uber share price performance...
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16 May 2019 Nick Vafiadis
Watch Nick Vafiadis, VP- Plastics, discuss his assessment of the current conditions in the plastics market.
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16 May 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
IHS Markit closely tracks wind turbine orders globally. Which continent had the most orders in 2018?
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16 May 2019
China’s total seaborne imports of all types of coal appear to have increased in May, from the level of April. Australian cargoes also appear...
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16 May 2019 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
US regulator delays review of bandwidth assigned to vehicle communications
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16 May 2019 Jane's Editorial Staff
Files revealed high-resolution offline maps produced by the Islamic State.
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15 May 2019 Chris Williamson
Weak labour market survey data have contrasted with encouragingly buoyant official data in recent months, but behind robust headline numbers...
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15 May 2019 William May
Breakdown of trade negotiations pours cold water on commodity prices.
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15 May 2019 Shane Norton
We expect travel to rise by 1.5 million from last year as 42.8 million travelers are expected to take to the rails, roads and skies during the...
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15 May 2019 Carlos Caicedo
Argentine president’s plan of national unity rejected by opposition, election uncertainty continues to be key risk driver.
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15 May 2019 Jack Kennedy
Implementation of ceasefire conditions reduces immediate likelihood of resumed escalation between Israel and Gazan militant groups.
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15 May 2019 Oscar Abbink, Ph.D. Judson Jacobs Carolyn Seto, Ph.D.
Is digitalization delivering the outcomes we’re expecting?
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15 May 2019 Jamal Amir
New vehicle sales in Philippines remain flat in April
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15 May 2019 Chris Hawkins
Eco-nihilist group with Latin American roots presents a more indiscriminate threat than currently posed by existing eco-extremists
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14 May 2019
The following case study provides an analysis of fair value results for the Japan Golden Week stock exchange closure that spanned six days from...
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14 May 2019 Vivien Yang Masahiro Yoneyama
The slowdown of the Chinese economy will affect the specialty chemical market not only in China, but also in Asian countries that trade large...
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14 May 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
With around six weeks left until the next meeting of OPEC+ countries, Russia doesn’t appear to be reducing its output and exports.
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14 May 2019 Ian Fletcher
European connected car review extended by two months
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14 May 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
Recently, the Powder River Basin activity has been imitating the rebirth of the Permian Basin. Operators have started to turn their attention...
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13 May 2019 Luca De Ambroggi Josh Builta
AI performed impressively in Digital Orbit findings, but has its real importance been blown out of proportion by media hype?
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13 May 2019
Can Indian automotive players leapfrog the global developments or will just follow the cycle??
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13 May 2019 IHS Markit Chemical Expert
BASF has 67% ownership of the resulting Wintershall DEA joint venture
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13 May 2019
We review performance of our ESG factors and screens first introduced in 2009, as well as extend our research to global markets.
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13 May 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
In parallel to uncertainty increasing after saboteurs attacked Saudi Arabian oil tankers amid Middle East tensions between the US and Iran, the...
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13 May 2019 Brian Lawson
Threats of increased US tariffs on China, Hong Kong’s debut Green bond and long-dated Eurozone supply.
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13 May 2019 Ha Nguyen
The path to self destruction: Recap of Venezuela’s Struggle Infographic
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13 May 2019 Sian Jones
The Greek manufacturing sector has provided one of the few sparks of light in the general gloom of PMI figures across the global goods-producing...
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13 May 2019 David Owen
Survey data has shown manufacturers struggling at the start of 2019, with heavy users of aluminium having seen business conditions deteriorate...
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10 May 2019 Jamal Amir
South Korean government aims to have 6,400 fuel-cell passenger cars on country's roads by end-2019
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10 May 2019 Adriana Hernandez
The EUR is one of the most important attributes calculated in unconventional wells. So, what steps are taken to correctly calculate the EUR?...
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10 May 2019 James Bohnaker
The decade-long spurt for US tourism is fizzling. Solid domestic demand being offset by fewer foreign arrivals, due to slowing global growth...
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09 May 2019 William May
Mixed data drains optimism from commodities
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09 May 2019 Nicholas Godec, CFA
Leveraging the iBoxx Tradable Indices and Evaluated Bond Pricing, IHS Markit’s own Nick Godec provides a glimpse into the YTD performance of...
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09 May 2019 Calvin Hsieh
An update of the traditional fingerprint sensing mechanism, fingerprint on display is finding increased deployment in Android smartphones
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09 May 2019 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Joseph Hayes Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
US-China trade wars will be at the forefront of the news flow in the coming week
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09 May 2019 Robin Waters Dewey Johnson
Policy decision-making is occurring at a fast pace but without validated data
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09 May 2019 Ian Fletcher
UK government denies slowdown in electrified vehicle growth due to reduced subsidies
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09 May 2019
We review factor performance in April 2019.
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09 May 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
With the freight market going through a quiet period, it came as no surprise that there has been no significant change in the freight market...
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08 May 2019 Sara L. Johnson, CBE Nariman Behravesh, Ph.D.
Global monetary policy actions and resulting economic impact around the world
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08 May 2019
Consensus Economics names IHS Markit best forecasters for Colombia and Malaysia in 2018
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08 May 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
With oil prices down and CAPEX cut backs, how will the US system react and what areas will survive?
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08 May 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
Recent data by IHS Markit’s Commodities at Sea suggests the US has started increasing its imports from exporters across Americas and West Africa....
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08 May 2019 Jamal Amir
Vehicle production in Turkey declines 15.0% y/y in Q1, exports down 7.1% y/y
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07 May 2019 IHS Markit Energy Expert
Brazil, Mexico, and Guyana represent critical E&P hotspots within Latin America. However, Brazil and Mexico appear to be embarking on divergent...
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07 May 2019 Kevin Hasley
Independent methodology, comprehensive testing, and accurate results provide real-world insights to help improve the daily mobile experience...
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07 May 2019
Lebanon’s 2019 draft budget unlikely to reduce fiscal deficit significantly; recurring protests over public-sector cuts likely.
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07 May 2019 Langelihle Malimela
Ruling ANC divided ahead of pivotal South African election
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07 May 2019 Duncan Clark, M.B.A.
The last two years have provided unprecedented growth for the global paraxylene industry, but does that continue through 2019?
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07 May 2019 Joel Prakken, Ph.D. Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
Our May economic flash for the US
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07 May 2019 Chris Williamson
Worldwide PMI surveys indicated that manufacturing once again broadly stagnated in April
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07 May 2019 Bernard Aw
The Caixin PMI surveys showed the Chinese economy retaining solid business activity growth at the start of the second quarter
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07 May 2019 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
Los Angeles mayor advances plans for aggressive shift to EVs
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06 May 2019
Higher adoption of open standards for charging points and charging interface will be necessary for EV charging infrastructure to meet the demands...
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06 May 2019
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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06 May 2019 Matt Short Josh Builta
IoT is galvanizing players and industries alike, but hundreds of IoT platfoms have inundated the market
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06 May 2019 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
Brazil's light-vehicle registrations up 5.4% y/y in April
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06 May 2019 Sergey Myakishev
With the Gas Directive amendment being adopted in mid-April, the project most threatened is Nord Stream 2. Find out why
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03 May 2019 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Joseph Hayes Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Service sector PMI surveys will provide an important steer on worldwide economic growth trends, and could influence policy direction at key central...
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03 May 2019 Kathleen Navin, CBE Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
Monthly GDP Index rose 0.1% in March 2019
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03 May 2019 Ian Fletcher
Swedish passenger car market declines 11.6% y/y in April
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03 May 2019 Janet Beal
As a new one-off gene therapy for SMA nears the US market, effective pricing will be crucial in ensuring sustainable patient access.
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03 May 2019 Brian Lawson
This week’s headlines are about future supply, of which sovereign deals by Kenya and Oman represent important debt-sustainability tests.
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03 May 2019 Jenny Yang
Many non-NOCs have emerged as China’s new independent importers of LNG. What level of success will they achieve?
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03 May 2019 Chris Williamson
April’s PMI surveys indicated only a marginal rise in UK business activity
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02 May 2019 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
US light-vehicle sales decline 2.3% y/y in April
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02 May 2019
Chadian crackdown on civil society and internet restrictions indicate president's insecurities but Sudan-style overthrow unlikely
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02 May 2019
Leveraging Bond Pricing data through our Price Viewer portal, IHS Markit's John Cowan reviews the fluctuation of spreads for Occidental Petroleum...
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02 May 2019 Ben Vogel
Closure of airspace in Pakistan, following the February 2019 military confrontation in Kashmir with India, continues to disrupt civil aviation....
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02 May 2019 Chris Williamson
The euro area’s manufacturing sector remained deep in decline at the start of the second quarter
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01 May 2019 Chris Williamson
The IHS Markit/CIPS UK Manufacturing PMI indicated that output growth slowed in April, despite some firms reporting a boost to production from...
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01 May 2019 James Elliott
Watch James Elliott, Senior Research Analyst, discuss what polyurethane feedstocks are, what they are used for, and what has happened in the...
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01 May 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
April was a difficult month for VLCC owners, with freight rates in the Middle East Gulf still feeling the pressure of OPEC production cuts.
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01 May 2019 Darryl Rogers Cynthia Poynter
Life after the surge
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01 May 2019 Carla Selman
Forestry contractors in Chile's Araucanía region are increasingly targets of arson attacks by Mapuche indigenous extremists.
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30 April 2019
Post-Brexit, the UK has to provide funding for farmers and rural communities development to replace the EU funding of 26 billion EUR.
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30 April 2019 Tim Urquhart, B.A.
Why the future of the A-segment car is set to look very different
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30 April 2019 Petya Barzilska
Archaeological, environmental concerns and local protests in Greece likely to impede construction projects ahead of elections.
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30 April 2019 Camille Chavrier
Bulgaria’s supervisory framework is weaker than European Union’s standards, raising uncertainty over its near-term accession to the banking union...
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30 April 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
With Iranian sanction waivers coming to an end, oil traders must adjust quickly to the new market conditions. There is still optimism that at...
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29 April 2019
LED will remain the preferred choice for interior lighting applications in the short term due to cost efficiencies and technology advancements...
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29 April 2019
China plans pilot programmes to facilitate market introduction of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles
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29 April 2019 Jane's Editorial Staff
Development of new technologies behind Turkey’s export success on a global stage, while increases in domestic defence spending continue to bolster...
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29 April 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
With tonnage increasing east of Suez, rates for Aframaxes were pushed lower on Easter Monday, as charterers had more choices available.
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29 April 2019 Chris Williamson
The US economy grew faster than economists expected in the first quarter, but a robust pace of expansion had been signalled ahead by the PMI....
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29 April 2019 Josh Builta
Companies should understand the implications of a 5G phased approach to stay ahead in the game
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26 April 2019 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Joseph Hayes Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The turn of the month always sees a hectic economic calendar, and the coming week is even busier than usual.
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26 April 2019 Brian Lawson
Cyprus and Greece plan early market refinancing of official “rescue” borrowings while Italy will badly miss its EU-agreed budget goals
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26 April 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
Waivers from US sanctions on Iranian barrels will expire on May 2, as scheduled.
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26 April 2019
The US is turning to the EU to find ways to decrease the trade deficit that reached close to 890 billion USD in 2018, the largest in over 20...
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25 April 2019 Gavan Nolan
The creditworthiness of Argentina and Turkey is coming under severe scrutiny
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25 April 2019
Are states prepared for increased fuel efficiency's impact on fuel tax revenue?
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25 April 2019 David Hsieh
Increased output vaults China’s two big display panel makers into the major leagues—and their own share of worries
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25 April 2019 Mark Jelinek Justin Pettit
Asia has several large, oil-producing basins – from the Daqing Oil Field to the Malay Basin – but many are aging and in decline.
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25 April 2019 Jane's Editorial Staff
Kemi Barca examines the threat posed by returning Islamic State fighters to Trinidad and Tobago.
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25 April 2019
Aramco expects the deal to close in 2020
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25 April 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
More and more banks and other institutions are publishing forecasts suggesting that the oil price could increase during the next couple of months...
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24 April 2019
IHS Markit looks at YTD and April 2019 highlights from the Municipal Bonds Market.
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24 April 2019 William May
A broad but shallow rise indicates caution still
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24 April 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
There were some marginal improvements observed in the last couple of weeks in freight rates for VLCCs, supported by steady charterer interest...
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24 April 2019 Tim Urquhart, B.A.
Russian EV parc currently at level of 3,600 units
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24 April 2019 Sam Pierson
Q1 review of global securities finance revenues
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Distressed Loan Settlement: New Thinking and Technology for Inventory Management and Upstream Review
24 April 2019
Automating upstream review is the key to making distressed loan trades settle with the same efficiency as par.
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24 April 2019 Spencer Welch
What we know of the most disruptive impact on oil markets from a planned event
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24 April 2019
Growing body of research that correlates ESG performance with financial performance
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23 April 2019 Ian Fletcher
Portuguese vehicle production grows 30.6% y/y in Q1
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23 April 2019 Fotios Katsoulas
Saudi Arabia is determined to proceed with the plan of OPEC+ to maintain oil production at low levels.
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23 April 2019
Following the recent North Korea sanctions advisory dated (March 21, 2019) issued by the US Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Affairs...