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Predicting bear markets – before they are in your trash can
For several years EPFR has, periodically, published an internally developed indicator to detect whether or not current conditions are consistent with previous bear markets.
For Europe, the screws keep tightening
The third week of July was a tense one for investors with a European focus, who waited for the answers to a number of thorny questions. Would Russian gas start flowing again through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline? Would Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi retain the support of his coalition government? Would the European Central Bank act on previous guidance and raise interest rates for the first time in 11 years? When will one of the worst heatwaves ever experienced by Europe break?
Darkest just before the dawn?
Given the raft of unsettling news and data thrown at them during the second week of July, investors showed considerable fortitude.
Predicting bear markets – before they are in your trash can
For several years EPFR has, periodically, published an internally developed indicator to detect whether or not current conditions are consistent with previous bear markets.
For Europe, the screws keep tightening
The third week of July was a tense one for investors with a European focus, who waited for the answers to a number of thorny questions. Would Russian gas start flowing again through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline? Would Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi retain the support of his coalition government? Would the European Central Bank act on previous guidance and raise interest rates for the first time in 11 years? When will one of the worst heatwaves ever experienced by Europe break?
Darkest just before the dawn?
Given the raft of unsettling news and data thrown at them during the second week of July, investors showed considerable fortitude.
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