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L'Europa deve stare molto attenta.....
La valuta si sta rafforzando eccessivamente e non regge la concorrenza high-end giapponese e low-end asiatica.
I consumi non riescono a ripartire ed in caso di rallentamento economico la situazione potrebbe essere più dannosa per l'Europa che non per gli USA.
Per questo motivo l'Europa potrebbe cominciare a sottoperformare gli USA.
Lo scenario di rallentamento si sta sviluppando...
LONDON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The euro and European stocks slipped while bund futures pared losses on Tuesday after the closely-watched German ZEW expectations index and euro zone third-quarter growth data both came in lower than expected. The headline ZEW index came in at -28.5 in November, its lowest since March 1993.
A flash estimate showed the euro zone economy grew 0.5 percent on the quarter, against a forecast for 0.6 percent.
"ZEW was yet again weaker than expected. There may be a little bit more of an anxious feeling ahead of the German Ifo index next week," said Audrey Childe-Freeman, economist at CIBC World Markets.
"This may all leave the euro a little bit softer this morning."
The euro fell around 15 ticks to $1.2825 <EUR>.
The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index <FTEU3> briefly dipped into the red and was down 0.06 percent.
The December Bund future <FGBLZ6> was down six ticks on the day at 117.84, compared with 117.75 before the data was released.
La valuta si sta rafforzando eccessivamente e non regge la concorrenza high-end giapponese e low-end asiatica.
I consumi non riescono a ripartire ed in caso di rallentamento economico la situazione potrebbe essere più dannosa per l'Europa che non per gli USA.
Per questo motivo l'Europa potrebbe cominciare a sottoperformare gli USA.
Lo scenario di rallentamento si sta sviluppando...
LONDON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The euro and European stocks slipped while bund futures pared losses on Tuesday after the closely-watched German ZEW expectations index and euro zone third-quarter growth data both came in lower than expected. The headline ZEW index came in at -28.5 in November, its lowest since March 1993.
A flash estimate showed the euro zone economy grew 0.5 percent on the quarter, against a forecast for 0.6 percent.
"ZEW was yet again weaker than expected. There may be a little bit more of an anxious feeling ahead of the German Ifo index next week," said Audrey Childe-Freeman, economist at CIBC World Markets.
"This may all leave the euro a little bit softer this morning."
The euro fell around 15 ticks to $1.2825 <EUR>.
The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index <FTEU3> briefly dipped into the red and was down 0.06 percent.
The December Bund future <FGBLZ6> was down six ticks on the day at 117.84, compared with 117.75 before the data was released.
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