20 July 2018 Paul Newton
Chinese vehicle sales grow 4.7% y/y in June, SUV volumes continue to decline
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20 July 2018 Francesca Peck
Despite a broadly as expected first quarter, the GNP and modified GNI indicators point to a deterioration in the domestic economy.
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20 July 2018 Carlos Caicedo
Brazil's presidential race remains wide open, outsiders likely to capitalize on unpopularity of divided pro-business center-right groups.
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20 July 2018 Chris Williamson
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19 July 2018 Chris Suckling
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19 July 2018 Cole Hassay
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19 July 2018 Chris Williamson
Official data confirmed the survey data signal that US manufacturing output growth picked up in the second quarter.
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19 July 2018 Annabel Fiddes
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19 July 2018
Three years ago, India’s government announced a 175 GW national renewable target to be achieved by 2022.
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18 July 2018 IHS Markit Energy Expert
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18 July 2018 Columb Strack
Syrian government advance towards border with occupied Golan risks provoking major Israeli military response.
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18 July 2018 David Hsieh
A slightly different set of forces in manufacturing technology is at work in advancing and driving change in the FPD market
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18 July 2018 Julien Rey
Since the last financial crisis in 2007, regulators and financial market participants have questioned the reliability and robustness of benchmark...
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18 July 2018 Jamal Amir
IHS Markit expects that by 2020 SUV sales in South Korea will exceed 615,000 units, up from 505,749 units in 2017.
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18 July 2018 Steve Lewandowski Sandeep Sayal
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17 July 2018 John Miller
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17 July 2018 Kevin Birn
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16 July 2018 Francesca Peck
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16 July 2018 Stefan Schlag, Ph.D.
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16 July 2018 Isha Sharma
Overwhelming majority of luxury vehicle sales in India expected to come from brands already in market
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16 July 2018 Mark Bobbi
In 2017 France and Germany announced their intention to develop a 6th generation combat aircraft.
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16 July 2018 Kelli Wooten
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13 July 2018 Cole Hassay
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13 July 2018 IHS Markit Energy Expert
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13 July 2018 Deepa Kumar David Li
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13 July 2018 Arthur Dhont
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13 July 2018 Chris Williamson
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13 July 2018 Francis Land
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12 July 2018 James Bohnaker
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12 July 2018 Ludovico Carlino
LNA’s bid to control Libyan national institutions increases risk of renewed fighting between western and eastern militias.
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12 July 2018 Ben Vogel
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11 July 2018 Jack Kent
Share of games will stay at a gargantuan 75% of all consumer spending on mobile app stores by 2022 despite slight loss of market
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11 July 2018 Deeksha Wason
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10 July 2018
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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10 July 2018 Sam Pierson
European equity lending revenue is pointing higher
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10 July 2018 Sophie Cairns
Takeda’s proposed purchase of Shire has led to shareholder dissent; however, M&A is expected to continu
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10 July 2018 Chris Williamson
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10 July 2018
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09 July 2018 John Miller
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09 July 2018
The further expansion of crude import quotas to Chinese independent refiners and slowing of Chinese demand growth have tipped Chinese middle...
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09 July 2018 Cole Hassay
Strength in oil markets checked a two-week long retreat in commodity markets.
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08 July 2018 Chris Williamson
Some of the highlights of the week ahead include fresh official data on economic growth trends in the UK and Eurozone as policymakers look for...
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06 July 2018
We review factor performance in June 2018.
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06 July 2018 Francis Land
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05 July 2018 Maria Harrison
Cambodia’s ruling party tightens grip on power.
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05 July 2018 Pollyanna De Lima
Eurozone productivity broadly stabilised in June as expansion in the service sector partially offset deterioration at goods producers.
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05 July 2018 Ian Fletcher
Following two successive months of growth, registrations in the UK market have faltered again during June.
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04 July 2018 Bernard Aw
The Japanese economy end the second quarter on a stronger note, according to Nikkei PMI surveys, with other survey indicators suggesting economic...
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04 July 2018 Bernard Aw
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04 July 2018 Chris Williamson
June’s UK PMI surveys indicated a strong end to the second quarter.
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04 July 2018
Latest Italian PMI data indicated an improvement in business activity growth during June.
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03 July 2018 IHS Markit Technology Expert
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03 July 2018 Chris Suckling
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03 July 2018 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
June sales in so far are coming in strong in the United States
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03 July 2018 Chris Williamson
Worldwide manufacturers reported the weakest rise in export orders for two years in June, contributing to the slowest improvement in business...
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02 July 2018 Bernard Aw
Business conditions in Malaysia’s manufacturing sector deteriorated further during June, according to latest Nikkei surveys, rounding off the...
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02 July 2018 John Miller
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02 July 2018 Rachel Calvert
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02 July 2018 Jane's Editorial Staff
The expansion and increased tempo of attacks underline that Islamic State is attempting to make further inroads in the country.
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29 June 2018
Umbrella jihadist group likely to exploit expanded reach across Sahel to attack security installations more frequently.
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29 June 2018 Raoul LeBlanc
Permian Basin operators’ ability to squeeze more production out of seemingly every well drilled, has made the Midland Wolfcamp section of the...
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29 June 2018 Asad Ali
Taliban factionalism renders meaningful negotiations unlikely despite Eid ceasefire in Afghanistan; conflict likely to continue unabated.
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29 June 2018 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
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29 June 2018 IHS Markit Expert
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29 June 2018 Chris Williamson
The coming week sees important data releases which include worldwide PMI surveys and US employment numbers.
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29 June 2018 Sam Pierson
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28 June 2018
Strong US natural gas supply growth—primarily driven by Appalachia, Permian Basin, and Haynesville volumes—will keep pace with end-use demand...
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28 June 2018 Cole Hassay
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28 June 2018
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28 June 2018
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28 June 2018
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27 June 2018 Kathleen Navin, CBE Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
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27 June 2018 Kit Nicholl Jan Gerhard
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27 June 2018 Ian Fletcher
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27 June 2018
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26 June 2018 IHS Markit Expert
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26 June 2018 Sam Pierson
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25 June 2018 Chris Williamson
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25 June 2018 Jamal Amir
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25 June 2018 John Miller
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22 June 2018 Thea Fourie
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22 June 2018 Chris Williamson
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22 June 2018 Sharon Fisher
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22 June 2018 Arthur Dhont
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22 June 2018 Chris Williamson
IHS Markit’s PMI surveys signal another bumper month of employment growth in June.
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22 June 2018 Chris Williamson
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22 June 2018 Bernard Aw
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21 June 2018 Cole Hassay
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21 June 2018 Jack Kennedy
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21 June 2018 Sam Teague
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21 June 2018 Jane's Editorial Staff
Jane's analysts explore the Europe-wide defence market implications of the UK's decision to leave the EU.
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20 June 2018 David Hsieh
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20 June 2018 Jamal Amir
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20 June 2018 Blanka Kolenikova
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19 June 2018 Pierre Khemdoudi
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19 June 2018 Jamal Amir
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19 June 2018 Francisco Tang Bustillos
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19 June 2018 Chris Williamson
The week sees key monetary policy meetings in the UK and Brazil, which lead up to the release of flash PMI surveys.
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18 June 2018 Gabriella Dickens
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18 June 2018 Angus Lam
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18 June 2018
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18 June 2018 Jordan Anderson
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18 June 2018 John Miller
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18 June 2018 Andrew Harker
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15 June 2018
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15 June 2018 Carla Selman
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15 June 2018 Theo Acheampong
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15 June 2018 Tim Urquhart, B.A.
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15 June 2018 Sam Pierson
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15 June 2018 Isabella Ni
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14 June 2018 IHS Markit Energy Expert
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14 June 2018 Andrew Birch
To rescue the lira and rebuild confidence in monetary policy, the Turkish central bank has taken several aggressive actions.
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14 June 2018 Cole Hassay
Signs are emerging that the commodity price rally is running out of steam.
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14 June 2018 Jamal Amir
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14 June 2018 Chris Williamson
Survey and official data have diverged in terms of the health of the euro area manufacturing sector.
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13 June 2018 IHS Markit Technology Expert
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13 June 2018 Raj Badiani Allan Laurence
The change in government poses little threat to 2018 growth, but political and economic headwinds could erode the 2019 outlook.
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13 June 2018 Petya Barzilska
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13 June 2018 Jim Burkhard
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13 June 2018 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
Mexican light-vehicle sales continue to slip, drop 6.9% y/y in May
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13 June 2018 Jonathan Chatelain
The recovery in the oil price, stronger free cash flow generation and improved balance sheet are expected to boost oil payouts by 7%
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12 June 2018 Chris Williamson
Global PMI rises but also brings signs of slower future growth
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12 June 2018 Hassan Eltorie
During the oil boom, E&Ps financed rocketing production growth and sizable cash flow deficits with cheap money during a low interest rate env...
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12 June 2018 Pollyanna De Lima
May sees deterioration in eurozone workforce efficiency
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11 June 2018 Isha Sharma
Passenger vehicle sales surge 20% y/y in India, CV volumes up 43% y/y during May
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11 June 2018 John Miller
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11 June 2018 Chris Williamson
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11 June 2018 Otso Iho
Foreign fighter returnees arrive with expertise in IEDs, drones and professional handling of assault weapons.
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08 June 2018 Sian Jones
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08 June 2018 Bernard Aw
The Reserve Bank of India raised the policy rate for the first time in nearly four-and-a-half years at the June meeting. Future action will depend...
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08 June 2018
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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08 June 2018 Scott Bedard
Canadian government's purchase of pipeline project to polarize electorate, increasing odds of government change at 2019 election.
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08 June 2018 Chris Suckling
Probable corporate tax increases after 30 June and anti-corruption probe indicate Kenya's renewed commitment to fiscal consolidation.
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08 June 2018 Chris Williamson
Average salaries awarded to candidates taking up new jobs rose at the fastest rate for three years in May in a further sign that the tightening...
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08 June 2018
There is uncertainty in the recycle market surrounding China’s National Sword Campaign and Scrap Ban
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08 June 2018
Taiwan's total installed power generation capacity has remained at around 50 GW for the past five years.
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07 June 2018 Bernard Aw
Business conditions in South Korea’s manufacturing sector deteriorated further in May, according to the Nikkei PMI surveys, setting the scene...
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07 June 2018
We review factor performance in May 2018.
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07 June 2018 Tim Urquhart, B.A.
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07 June 2018 Cole Hassay
Commodities rise again as chemicals continue to drive the index upward.
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07 June 2018 Chris Suckling
Energy budget discussions indicate Tanzania will renegotiate gas-to-electricity off-take agreements and prioritize renewables development.