What EU Meeting Means for Europe’s ETFs
December 12, 2008 – Economic crisis is in the air, but Germany and the United Kingdom can’t agree on an approach, which would save the well-being of the markets and exchange traded funds (ETFs). (more…) Continue Reading »

Issues Germany Must Tackle to Right Slumping ETFs
December 8, 2008 – Germany has serious issues to attend to with their gloomy economy and their markets and exchange traded funds (ETFs) prove this. Germany’s central bank has said the economy, Europe’s largest, is on track for a contraction... Continue Reading »

German ETF Halts With Auto Industry
November 12, 2008 – Germany’s economy depends heavily on its exports and with the slump in auto sales, the economy and exchange traded fund (ETF) are looking bleak. As the world’s number one exporter, Germany has relied for years on the sale of... Continue Reading »

Germany May Not Find Stimulus Too Stimulating
November 7, 2008 – During a time of recovery for Germany and its exchange traded fund (ETF),  The German government has approved a stimulus packages to stem the effects of global slowdown. The stimulus package comes with a $29 billion price... Continue Reading »

Germany, ETFs Feel Punch of Credit Crisis
September 26, 2008 – After a four-month slide, German consumer confidence is picking up again – but it might not be enough to help the country’s related exchange traded funds (ETFs). A forward-looking consumer climate forecast rose to 1.8% for... Continue Reading »

Europe, Asia ETFs Gain Following U.S. Plan
September 22, 2008 – While the United States and exchange traded funds (ETFs) here don’t appear to be too enthusiastic about plans for a bailout, it’s a different story in Europe and Asia. Stocks on both continents rose by varying... Continue Reading »

Further Expansion Of German ETF Cut With Construction Slowdown
August 27, 2008 – Germany is facing the possibility of a recession, endangering any further expansion of its exchange traded funds (ETFs). Two key surveys indicated that the business and consumer confidence is eroding in this one-time economic powerhouse,... Continue Reading »

ETFs Bullish on the Dollar Gain During Global Economic Slowdown
August 13, 2008 – As the dollar has been rallying hard against the euro, exchange traded funds (ETFs) that are bullish on the dollar have benefited. The dollar has done this as a U.S. slowdown has spread to... Continue Reading »

German Unemployment Pauses; Can ETFs Regain Ground?
August 3, 2008 – Unemployment in Germany has been enjoying a slow decline, which could give a hand to the country’s exchange traded funds (ETFs). The economy cooled in July and has experienced its longest decline since the reunification in... Continue Reading »

Euro Hits New High, Helping Currency ETFs, But Countries Worry
July 15, 2008 – Currency exchange traded funds (ETFs) should get a helping hand as the euro rose to new highs against the dollar today. The drop comes as the markets fret over the latest news from the lending crisis... Continue Reading »