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#cbondsnew
🆕 🇸🇦 Cbonds expands its Middle East ratings coverage
Credit ratings from two Saudi Arabian agencies, Simah Rating Agency and RATING Financial Analytics, are now available on the Cbonds website.
✔️ Simah Rating Agency (Tassnief) is the first licensed credit rating agency in Saudi Arabian, while RATING Financial Analytics is an independent local agency that commenced operations in 2022.
Both agencies are included in the list of credit rating agencies maintained by the Saudi Capital Market Authority (CMA), the government regulator of Saudi Arabia’s capital market.
🌍 Credit ratings assigned to Saudi Arabian companies across various industries are currently available on the website. Examples of organizations rated by these two agencies include Alkhaleej Training and Education, Mayar Holding, Dar Al Arkan, and CATRION.
ℹ️ Both credit rating agencies assign ratings on a long-term credit rating scale, with rating values ranging from AAA to D. For example, Alkhaleej Training and Education has an A- rating with a Stable outlook from RATING Financial Analytics and a BBB+ rating with a Stable outlook from Simah Rating Agency.
➡️ As a reminder, all information on credit and ESG ratings available on Cbonds can be found on the issuer, stock and bond, as well as in the “Corporate Credit and ESG Ratings” section.
| 2 |  #cbondsnew
🆕 Cbonds Launches a New Series of ETF Inflows Indices
Cbonds introduces a new index lineup – ETF Inflows Indices, reflecting daily capital movements in and out of ETFs.
📈The series includes 28 indices, each based on groups of ETFs classified by their principal investment strategy (asset class and sector).
Among them:
🔵ESG Bonds ETF Inflows Index
🔵Municipal Bonds ETF Inflows Index
🔵Technology Equity ETF Inflows Index
🔵Small-cap Equity ETF Inflows Index
🔵Commodity ETF Inflows Index
🧮ETF inflows are calculated daily based on each fund's NAV per share and total assets, while index values are calculated and published with a one-week offset.
🗓 Historical values are available from April 1, 2026, for all indices in the series. Index compositions are reviewed quarterly.
💼 The new series can be used for:
🟠 monitoring capital flows into specific market segments;
🟠 assessing investor sentiment;
🟠identifying market trends;
🟠 establishing portfolio benchmarks.
🔎 The indices are available on the website under "Indices" → "ETF & Funds Inflows" | 98 |
| 3 |  #cbondsnew
📄Expanded Coverage of Floating-Rate Parameters for African and Brazilian Bond Issues on Cbonds
More comprehensive floating coupon rate parameters are now available on the Cbonds website. In the Cash Flow section, users can find the coupon calculation type, calculation formula, reference index, and margin.
Cbonds provides information on floating-rate bonds for a number of African countries, including Morocco, Tunisia, Ghana, Namibia, Botswana, Kenya, Mozambique, Mauritius, and Côte d’Ivoire, as well as Brazil.
💬 The expanded functionality and greater level of detail in cash flow parameters enable market participants to access more complete and structured information on floating-rate bonds.
✅The updated data is already available to Cbonds users. | 111 |
| 4 |  🤝🇺🇾 A New Strategic Agreement between Cbonds and UCU Business School
🟠Under the agreement, students enrolled in UCU Business School's Master's in Finance and Certificate in Investment Management programs will use Cbonds directly in class exercises, academic assignments, theses and financial analyses.
🟠Our platform will also be embedded into the Fixed Income and Portfolio Management courses specifically, giving students structured, curriculum-level exposure to real market data rather than static case studies or simulated datasets.
💬By working directly with Cbonds data and tools throughout their degree, students graduate having already practiced the analytical workflows that employers expect from day one. | 101 |
| 5 | 🌎 Bookrunner League Table of Local Latam Bonds, Jan-Jun 2026
Argentina 🇦🇷
🟠Banco Galicia is ranked the highest with a result of 614 million US dollars and 87 issues. It is followed by Banco Santander, which arranged 62 issues for a total of 557 million US dollars, and Banco Bilbao (BBVA), which took part in arranging the placement of 49 issues for 464 million US dollars.
Brazil 🇧🇷
🟠Itau Unibanco Holding is ranked the highest with a result of 5,642 million US dollars and 67 issues. It is followed by Banco Bradesco BBI, which arranged 80 issues for a total of 4,907 million US dollars, and BTG Pactual Holding, which took part in arranging the placement of 39 issues for 3,442 million US dollars.
Colombia 🇨🇴
🟠Banco Davivienda is ranked the highest with a result of 426 million US dollars and 9 issues. It is followed by Bancolombia, which arranged 7 issues for a total of 82 million US dollars, and Credicorp Capital Colombia, which took part in arranging the placement of 5 issues for 58 million US dollars.
Ecuador 🇪🇨
🟠Analytica Securities Casa De Valores is ranked the highest with a result of 90 million US dollars and 4 issues. It is followed by Silvercross, which arranged 11 issues for a total of 50 million US dollars, and Advfin, which took part in arranging the placement of 14 issues for 41 million US dollars.
Guatemala 🇬🇹
🟠Asesoria en Valores is ranked the highest with a result of 79.76 million US dollars and 20 issues. It is followed by Mercado de Transacciones, which arranged 32 issues for a total of 47.54 million US dollars, and FIVA, which took part in arranging the placement of 3 issues for 11.68 million US dollars.
Mexico 🇲🇽
🟠Banco Santander is ranked the highest with a result of 3,847 million US dollars and 30 issues. It is followed by Bank of Nova Scotia, which arranged 24 issues for a total of 3,030 million US dollars, and Banco Bilbao (BBVA), which took part in arranging the placement of 23 issues for 2,860 million US dollars. | 109 |
| 6 | 🆕🌎We're launching a weekly newsletter dedicated exclusively to Latin American fixed income
🇪🇸It’s available in Spanish to users registered on our website.
🟠We designed it for both private and institutional investors, as well as anyone who needs to closely track the pulse of this market.
🟠Each edition will provide clear, up-to-date data intended to serve as a foundation for better-informed investment decisions.
The first edition is available now. Future editions will be published on our Research Hub | 96 |
| 7 |  #cbondsnew
🆕 Nordic Credit Rating agency ratings are now available on Cbonds
Cbonds continues to expand its coverage of local rating agencies. Ratings from Nordic Credit Rating are now available on the Cbonds website.
Nordic Credit Rating is a rating agency registered with the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) that assigns credit ratings to issuers from the Nordic countries. The agency assigns ratings to companies from Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
🇳🇴 There are over 90 ratings from this agency on the website. Rating archive since 2018.
🇸🇪 The agency actively assigns credit ratings to banks, construction companies, financial institutions, food and beverage manufacturing companies, as well as issuers from IT, electric power, real estate sectors, and other industries.
🇩🇰 Examples of organizations with Nordic Credit Rating ratings include Norion Bank, Danske Hypotek AB, Platzer Fastigheter Holding, Eiendomskreditt, Mowi ASA, Atea ASA and Axfast.
↗️ Rating scale
Nordic Credit Rating assigns issuer ratings on its Long-term rating scale, ranging from AAA to D.
For example, Aasen Sparebank from Norway has a "BBB+" rating with a stable outlook.
🔎 Where to find issuer ratings?
Menu "Bonds" → Section "Issuer Credit and ESG Ratings"
Additionally, credit ratings on Cbonds are available on the issuer, bond and stock pages | 120 |
| 8 | 💼 #CbondsWeekly. All the latest updates in the world of Eurobonds.
Last week, US Treasury yields edged lower across most maturities, with the 1Y yield falling by 5 basis points to 4.01% and the 10Y yield dipping by 1 basis point to 4.55%, as a broad sell-off in mega-cap tech stocks amid rising AI cost concerns (reflected in a 4% drop in Nvidia shares and the "Magnificent Seven" becoming a "Lag 7") drove a flight-to-safety bid for government bonds. Regional Cbonds USD price indices showed a mixed but broadly weakening tone, with yields ticking up across both corporate and sovereign segments except for a flat USA corporate index and Asia corporate index, while Middle East sovereigns led the rise with a 10 bps weekly increase. Stock markets were mostly negative for the week, with the S&P 500 falling 1.55%, the Nasdaq 100 dropping 4.13%, and the Nikkei 225 sliding 6.44%, while the FTSE 100 bucked the trend with a 0.98% gain. The US Dollar Index weakened marginally by 0.19% as the dollar depreciated against the euro and pound, but appreciated slightly against the yen and remained stable versus the yuan. In commodities, Brent crude oil advanced 1.59% on renewed geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz following Iranian attacks on vessels and US retaliatory strikes, while gold fell 2.53% and silver dropped 6.60% as risk appetite waned.
In emerging markets, Vista Energy Argentina bonds rose 3.45% as the company reported surges in Q2 revenue, EBITDA, and production following the acquisition of Equinor assets, supported by a rally in Argentine energy stocks. Conversely, Cia Siderurgica Nacional (CSN) bonds fell 2.9% due to analysts highlighting high leverage, asset sale plans, and freight cost pressures, while SABESP bonds declined 2.41% after XP Research noted higher leverage following the EMAE acquisition, though the credit profile remains robust. Itau Unibanco bonds dropped 2.54% amid a quarterly bank-sector selloff driven by options-expiry pressure and analysts cutting price targets for Brazilian banks. OCP SA bonds fell 1.55% on plans to issue up to 5 billion dirhams in subordinated perpetual bonds. On the positive side, Axiata bonds gained 2.75% after Dian Swastatika Sentosa injected Rp8.54 trillion into a major XL Axiata shareholder, and Codelco bonds rose 1.73% following the new chairman's outline of a profitability-focused strategic overhaul amid high debt and stagnating output.
In developed markets, JetBlue Airways bonds declined sharply after an analyst downgrade to underperform cited a high risk of Chapter 11 restructuring and a CCC+ rating. CoreWeave bonds also fell following Fitch's assignment of a BB+ rating to its new $2.6 billion loan. IBM bonds weakened after preliminary Q2 results missed revenue and earnings estimates, triggering a historic share decline. Virgin Media bonds dropped after the UK regulator imposed a ВЈ28 million fine for a repeat competition offense. Conversely, Meta Platforms bonds gained after the company announced a $13 billion data center investment in Alberta, supporting the AI capex narrative.
Bond market news of the last week include Apple reclaiming its position as the world's most valuable company amid shifting AI investment dynamics, alongside concerns that the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks are becoming a market headwind due to massive capital expenditure plans. Amazon's $25 billion bond sale signals a robust commitment to AI infrastructure, countering recent market fears about the trend's health. Research from Ashmore Investment Management points to geopolitical risks from renewed US-Iran hostilities affecting oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, while Erste Group notes recovering but uneven growth in the Baltic states, and the Federal Reserve's Beige Book reports moderate economic expansion across most US districts.
📥Find this and more in our Research Hub → www.cbonds.com/comments/ | 199 |
| 9 |  🇮🇹 Bookrunner League Table of Local Italy's Bonds, Jan-Jun 2026
UniCredit is ranked the highest in the main league table with a result of 10 708.93 million euro and 53 issues. It is followed by Intesa Sanpaolo, which arranged 31 issues for a total of 9 010.05 million euro, and Mediobanca, which took part in arranging the placement of 25 issues for 3 129.94 million euro.
You can find the full league table at the link | 171 |
| 10 |  🇪🇸 Bookrunner League Table of Local Spain's Bonds, Jan-Jun 2026
Caixabank is ranked the highest in the main league table with a result of 9 646.01 million US dollars and 8 issues. It is followed by Banco Santander, which arranged 11 issues for a total of 3 801.61 million US dollars, and Banco Bilbao (BBVA), which took part in arranging the placement of 8 issues for 3 217.9 million US dollars.
You can find the full league table at the link | 164 |
| 11 |  🇫🇷 Bookrunner League Table of Local France's Bonds, Jan-Jun 2026
Credit Agricole CIB is ranked the highest in the main league table with a result of 19 266.67 million US dollars and 51 issues. It is followed by BNP Paribas, which arranged 45 issues for a total of 18 299.36 million US dollars, and Natixis, which took part in arranging the placement of 49 issues for 15 239.89 million US dollars.
You can find the full league table at the link | 175 |
| 12 | 💼 #CbondsWeekly. All the latest updates in the world of Eurobonds.
Last week, US Treasury yields rose across the curve, with the 10-year increasing 7 bps to 4.56%, as geopolitical tensions and tariff concerns pushed yields higher. Regional Cbonds USD price indices were broadly weaker, with USA corporate YTMs rising the most (up 17 bps), while EM sovereigns showed a slight decline in Africa (down 1 bp). Global stock markets were mixed, with the S&P 500 edging up 1.2% and the NASDAQ 100 nearly flat, while the FTSE 100 and Nikkei 225 each fell about 1.7%. The US dollar strengthened against the euro and yen but weakened slightly against the British pound and Chinese renminbi. Oil prices rose over 5% on escalating Middle East tensions, while gold and silver declined.
In emerging markets, Aeromexico bonds led gains with a 4.9% rise after the company issued a US$1.1 billion bond offering to refinance existing debt. A 4.5% increase in Vista Energy Argentina bonds was driven by a rally in Argentine energy stocks, with equity up 4.8% on strong bids. FEMSA bonds lost 5.3%, despite a weekly report noting gains of over 3% following its earnings call, suggesting profit-taking. Vedanta Resources bonds declined 6.5% despite Moodys assigning Ba3 ratings to new senior secured bonds with a positive outlook. Saudi Arabian Oil bonds fell 3.1% after the state producer sharply cut August Arab Light official selling prices to Asia.
In developed markets, Vodafone Group bonds fell by about 5% after Egypt's E& agreed to sell its entire stake in the company to a vehicle controlled by the Niel family. Electricite de France (EDF) bonds dropped by approximately 4.8% following the UK government's agreement to extend the life of the Sizewell B plant, which will require an ВЈ800 million refurbishment. Amazon bonds also declined by roughly 4.5% after the company completed a surprise $25 billion multi-tranche bond sale to finance artificial intelligence investments. Goeasy's bonds fell by about 4.4% due to a share price collapse linked to credit oversight failures and elevated credit losses at its LendCare unit. Meta Platforms bonds declined by around 4.1%, despite the company reporting Q1 earnings and revenue beats that supported its fundamentals.
Bond market news of the last week include fluctuations in European government bond yields driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and rising oil prices, alongside the acceptance of offshore Renminbi-denominated Chinese Government Bonds as collateral at LCH. A commentary from BlackRock highlighted a tug-of-war in U.S. risk assets between strong AI-powered corporate earnings and the negative impacts of tariffs on growth and inflation. Meanwhile, Ashmore Investment Management noted that global yields are squeezing higher due to the persistence of high oil prices and geopolitical risks in the Strait of Hormuz.
📥Find this and more in our Research Hub → www.cbonds.com/comments/ | 212 |
| 13 |  #cbondsnew
🆕🇨🇱New Bookrunner League Table of Local Chile Bonds is now available on Cbonds
We are pleased to announce the appearance of a new Bookrunner League Table of Local Chile Bonds on the Cbonds website.
In the first quarter of 2026, the cumulative volume of the placed issues amounted to $1,395 mln.
🔝 Scotia Corredora de Bolsa Chile is ranked the highest in the main league table with a result of $900.61 mln and 2 issues. It is followed by BCI Corredor de Bolsa, which arranged 1 issue for a total of $269.15 mln, and Banco BICE, which took part in arranging the placement of 1 issue for $129.29 mln.
The top five also includes Banchile Corredores de Bolsa and Tanner Corredores De Bolsa, which took part in arranging the placement of 1 and 1 issues for $50.91 mln and $45.2 mln, respectively.
Only Plain Vanilla bonds are represented in the league table, i.e., securitized bonds, structured products and bonds with a maturity of fewer than 365 days are excluded from the calculation.
👉 You can also find the full list of ratings at the following link. | 167 |
| 14 | #cbondsnew
New Bookrunner League Table of Local Chile Bonds is now available on Cbonds
We are pleased to announce the appearance of a new Bookrunner League Table of Local Chile Bonds on the Cbonds website.
🇨🇱 In the first quarter of 2026, the cumulative volume of the placed issues amounted to $1,395 mln.
🔝 Scotia Corredora de Bolsa Chile is ranked the highest in the main league table with a result of $900.61 mln and 2 issues. It is followed by BCI Corredor de Bolsa, which arranged 1 issue for a total of $269.15 mln, and Banco BICE, which took part in arranging the placement of 1 issue for $129.29 mln.
The top five also includes Banchile Corredores de Bolsa and Tanner Corredores De Bolsa, which took part in arranging the placement of 1 and 1 issues for $50.91 mln and $45.2 mln, respectively.
Only Plain Vanilla bonds are represented in the league table, i.e., securitized bonds, structured products and bonds with a maturity of fewer than 365 days are excluded from the calculation.
👉 You can also find the full list of ratings at the following link. | 1 |
| 15 |  #cbondsnew
🧮Cbonds Introduces a New Interface for the Bond Calculator
We've updated the Cbonds Bond Calculator to make bond analysis even more convenient and intuitive.
Key improvements:
🔹Structured data layout: Calculated metrics are now grouped into categories, including Price Parameters, Yield Metrics, Risk Sensitivity Measures, Spreads, and Additional Indicators.
🔹Enhanced user interface: The input panel has been redesigned to provide a more intuitive and user-friendly experience when configuring calculation parameters.
The Bond Calculator is a powerful tool for evaluating bond metrics that interacts directly with the Cbonds database.
The updated interface is available both on the calculator's main page and on individual bond pages, for example: USA Bonds, 5% 15 May 2037, USD | 197 |
| 16 |  #cbondsnew
🆕Cbonds Launches Enhanced Stock Trading Statistics
Cbonds has introduced a new section featuring detailed trading metrics calculated from trading data for each stock, broken down by exchange.
✅What's new:
🟡Daily, 7-day, 30-day, and 90-day trading turnover (both in value and volume);
🟡Number of trades over the same periods;
🟡Average turnover and average number of trades for the 7-day, 30-day, and 90-day periods.
❓Why it matters:
🟣Provides a more accurate view of a stock's actual liquidity without being distorted by one-off spikes in trading activity;
🟣Average metrics over 7, 30, and 90 days help filter out the "noise" caused by isolated large transactions or unusually low trading volumes on a single day;
🟣Makes it easier to identify whether trading activity has declined over longer periods compared to shorter ones;
🟣Enables more meaningful comparisons between stocks based on sustained trading patterns rather than a single data point.
📔For example, consider the trading statistics for Apple Inc. common shares on the Nasdaq, calculated as of July 9, 2026. The average daily trading turnover over the past 30 days amounted to USD 19,225.84 million, while the 90-day average stood at USD 15,938.73 million—a difference of more than USD 3,200 million. This indicates a noticeable decline in trading activity, which, according to the daily trading data, was driven by lower turnover during several trading sessions in April and May.
➡️The statistics are updated daily and are available in the Trading Statistics section on each stock's page. | 171 |
| 17 |  📊The volume of new green bonds in the second quarter of 2026 amounted to USD 201.94 billion – Cbonds ESG Newsletter 🌿
Cbonds presents a new issue of the quarterly ESG Newsletter, which provides all the necessary information on the ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) market:
🔢New issues of green, social, sustainability bonds, as well as sustainability-linked bonds
🔢Green bonds statistics: volumes and quantity of green bonds and their dynamics over the past year, the structure of new green bond issues
🔢TOP-5 bookrunners of international ESG bonds
The statistics in the Cbonds ESG Newsletter are broken down by all regions of the world: Asia (excl. Japan), Africa, Middle East, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Latin America, Developed Markets (excl. Europe), and CIS.
Key highlights from the ESG market in Q2 of this year:
🟢In total, from April to June 2026, there are 528 new issues of green bonds and international bonds totaling USD 94 billion. The largest share of new issues is in Western Europe (67.21%) and Developed Markets, excl. Europe (15.26%)
🟢At the end of June, the total outstanding volume of green bonds and international bonds amounted to USD 3.51 trillion. The largest outstanding volume of green bonds is in Western Europe (USD 2.22 trillion), while the lowest is in Africa (USD 6.46 billion)
🟢The most popular bookrunners in the international ESG bond market (with a market share of 23%) are BNP Paribas, Credit Agricole CIB, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs.
🗣We also remind you that the Cbonds website features a dedicated “ESG” section, where users can find information on new ESG bond issues, as well as ratings and rankings of market participants. This section is available in the “Bonds” menu on the homepage. | 126 |
| 18 |  #cbondsnew
🆕 New "Issue" Filter Added to the Bond Search on Cbonds
A new "Issue" filter is now available in the Bond Search section on the Cbonds website, allowing users to search for specific bond issues. Similar to the "Issuer" filter, it enables you to select multiple issues at once to refine your search results.
📑The filter supports both exact-match searches using any of the following identifiers: ISIN, WKN, BBGID, Registration Number, CUSIP, Common Code, and MICS Shortname, as well as partial text searches by bond name.
🔎 This new tool makes it easier to navigate Cbonds' extensive bond database, helping investors quickly find the issues that match their investment strategy without manually filtering through multiple search parameters.
➡️Access the Bond Search on Cbonds via the link | 147 |
| 19 |  #cbondsnew
🆕 Floating rate parameters for developed market bonds are now available in the calculator and on issue pages
Information on currently outstanding floating rate bonds from developed markets (Australia, Hungary, Greece, Israel, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, France) is now available on the Cbonds website.
✅ The website now also displays floating-rate parameters in cash flow and the current accrued interest for each bond. In addition, users can calculate key metrics for floating-rate instruments – such as Discount Margin and estimated YTM – using the calculator on the issue page.
📊 Discount Margin reflects the additional yield over the reference rate required to discount future cash flows to the current market price. The estimated YTM is calculated based on the extrapolation of the reference rate.
❗️ If issue data is available, the functionality can be accessed both on the bond’s issue page on the Cbonds website (for example: Air Liquide Finance Bonds, FRN 5nov2027, EUR and in the standalone calculator.
We hope this enhancement will help analysts and portfolio managers better assess the fair value of floating rate bonds. | 167 |
| 20 | 💼 #CbondsWeekly. All the latest updates in the world of Eurobonds.
Last week, US Treasury yields rose across the curve, with the 2-year, 5-year, and 10-year notes all increasing by about 0.10–0.12 percentage points, while the 1-year yield edged up 0.06 percentage points, driven by market repricing after recent inflation and labor data. Regional Cbonds USD price indices showed broad modest increases in yields across both corporate and sovereign segments, with the largest weekly rises in Asia Corporate (+0.10) and Middle East Sovereign (+0.07), while Asia Sovereign was flat. Stock markets generally advanced, with the S&P 500 up 1.76%, MSCI World gaining 2.07%, and the Dow Jones rising 1.97%, while the Russell 2000 slipped 0.46% and the Nasdaq 100 underperformed with a 0.72% gain. The US dollar weakened against most core currencies, with the US Dollar Index falling 0.49%, while EUR/USD rose 0.46%, GBP/USD strengthened 1.16%, and USD/JPY eased 0.24%. Commodities were mixed, with Brent crude oil flat (+0.16%) and the S&P GSCI down 0.14%, while gold rose 2.04% and silver surged 6.16%, likely supported by falling oil prices and lower inflation expectations as noted in research.
In emerging markets, Vedanta Resources bonds led decliners, dropping over 6% after the company announced early tender results for its outstanding bonds ahead of their July expiry. Vista Energy Argentina bonds also fell nearly 5%, pressured by social media commentary highlighting a recent equity price drop and weak technicals. Saavi Energia and the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago each slid about 4%, though their moves lacked issuer-specific news and appeared tied to broad market sentiment. On the upside, FEMSA bonds gained over 3% following an earnings call where no new fundraising plans were disclosed, while Rede Dor Sao Luiz bonds rose nearly 3% without a clear catalyst. Codelco bonds declined nearly 3% as its Novandino joint venture announced plans for a $3 billion overhaul to boost lithium output over the next decade.
In developed markets, Comcast bonds declined sharply after Moody's and S&P placed the company's credit ratings under review for a possible downgrade. Verizon Communications also saw its bonds fall following its removal from the Dow Jones Industrial Average, combined with announced restructuring charges and increasing competition from satellite providers. Conversely, WPP bonds rose after the company filed a regulatory update on its share capital and voting rights. CCO Holdings bonds gained modestly despite no issuer-specific news, while SNF Group bonds fell without a clear catalyst.
Bond market news of the last week include a sharp rise in German government bond yields following a previous decline, driven by eurozone inflation and US labor data that have reduced the likelihood of near-term ECB rate hikes. A new study reveals that investors can gain an edge by distinguishing "pure news" from "old news" that is already priced into stocks. Research from Goldman Sachs indicates that the European Union's growth is more affected by losing market share to Chinese exports than by the bilateral trade deficit itself. Additionally, falling oil prices have pulled down inflation expectations, while the Bank of England's Decision Maker Panel data shows stable realized price growth but slightly higher one-year-ahead inflation expectations among UK firms.
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