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2019

Interrupted series

19.03

Confidence resumes (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

19.02

Sentiment collapsed (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

19.01

Markets still worried about the slowdown in the global economy (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

2018

18.12

The attention of the markets is still growing towards the weakening of global growth (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

18.11

The perception of a weakening of the global economic cycle is increasing (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

18.10

Commercial war, the crisis in emerging countries, the Italian budget issue and higher prices of oil obscure the future scenario (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

18.09

Investors'eyes focused on the crisis of emerging countries and on the Italian fiscal policy (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

18.08

The US is flying in the second quarter (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

18.07

Commercial war: the retaliation and the worries are growing (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

18.06

The commercial war intensifies and the US dollar strengthens (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

18.05

The first inflationary tensions are peeping out in the United States (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

18.04

In the foreground still the war of duties and the Italian political impasse (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

18.03

The risk of a trade war and political instability in Italy govern the scenario (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

18.02

Currency markets drive monetary policies (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

18.01

2018: all eyes on oil (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

2017

17.12

Stock markets are still euphorics: central banks are worried (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

17.11

In the US the approval of the tax reform by the end of the year become more likely (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

17.10

The extraordinary monetary policy in the US is over. ECB remains prudent (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

17.09

Geopolitical tensions are intensifying, US dollar weaker and weaker (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

17.08

Both US and Eurozone continue to grow without inflation (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

17.07

Inflation is shrinking in both the US and the Eurozone (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

17.06

Both in the US and in the Euro Area, inflation is shrinking. Fed's intervention in June has not been taken for granted (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

17.05

The USA is surprisingly stalled in consumption while in the Euro Area the recovery is strengthened (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

17.04

Central banks dull the tones: the Fed about an acceleration of the rate path, the ECB about the extension of QE (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

17.03

The Fed is preparing the next upside, while Eurozone appointments with the ballot boxes are just around the corner (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

17.02

The cyclone Trump destabilizes the markets. In Euro Area the deflation risk is diminishing and looming the political one (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

17.01

USA: The minimum point of the yield seems now behind us. Euro area: the policy again in the spotlight (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

2016

16.12

The US is preparing Trump era. The European scenario remains dominated by politics (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

16.11

The future international scenario is dominated by politics (Lucia Trevisan and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

16.10

World demand in trouble resizes the chances of a rate hike in the US by 2016 (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

16.09

United States: the chances of a monetary tightening by the end of the year have increased (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

16.08

All eyes on european stress test results: italian banks better than expected (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

16.07

Brexit: the victory of "Leave" surprises the markets. Risk aversion rises (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

16.06

Signs of uncertainty from the US data and the international situation. Fed could remain cautious (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

16.05

No change in monetary policies: central banks act as market expects (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

16.04

Draghi surprises markets with new easing measures. USD falls. Oil prices rises softly (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

16.03

Global financial markets remain exuberant (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

16.02

The main stock markets fall sharply as a result of China and crude oil (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

16.01

Federal Reserve raises interest rates by 0.25%. Additional monetary policy loosening in the Euro Area (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

2015

15.12

Strong dollar. Increasing expectations of an impending US rate hike and monetary easing in Europe (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

15.11

Markets wait for major central bank's decisions. No change in monetary policiy (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

15.10

Eyes on Fed: interest rates left unchanged. A rate hike is expected within this year (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

15.09

Growing concerns over the China's situation; high turbulence in the financial markets (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

15.08

China's stock market crashes. USA: positive signs of economic recovery (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

15.07

Greece in critical situation: markets wait optimistically for the outcome of the Greece referendum (Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

15.06

Animated in the equity and bond markets (Marco Cervone, Lusia Gjonaj and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

15.05

US GDP and quarterly data below expectation: widespread stocks sales (Marco Cervone and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

15.04

ECB expansionary. Will Fed normalize its rates? (Marco Cervone and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

15.03

Yellen still dovish, Euro-Dollar toward parity (Marco Cervone and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

15.02

ECB launches its QE programme: 60 billion euros/month until September 2016 (Marco Cervone and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

15.01

US are likely to benefit from the increased risk aversion in international markets (Marco Cervone and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

2014

14.12

Attention to U.S. core inflation data (Marco Cervone and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

14.11

USA: domestic strength meets overseas weakness (Marco Cervone and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

14.10

Strong dollar and diverging country growth paths (Marco Cervone and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

14.09

Focus on central banks. It is essential to manage market expectations (Marco Cervone and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

14.08

In USA the pace of growth has accelerated, in Euroarea the recovery has slowed down (Marco Cervone and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

14.07

Tapering and deflation, Fed's and ECB's challenges (Marco Cervone and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

14.06

Eu election results allow Draghi to move forward: stimulus measures expected (Marco Cervone and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

14.05

The US growth decline. Europe is preparing for elections (Federica Borin and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

14.04

BCE, the quantitative easing seems to be nearest (Federica Borin and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

14.03

Usa proceed with tapering. In the EA differences among Member States growth rates decrease (Federica Borin and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

14.02

The U.S. economy continues to grow and takes on a new tapering. In Europe the growth is still stalled and new geopolitical tensions are rising in the eastern countries (Federica Borin and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

14.01

United States: tapering starts; Italy: Is recession ended? (Federica Borin and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

2013

13.12

Stable growth situation in Europe and Eastern economies the US is wating for the effects of the shutdown (Federica Borin and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

13.11

The overall good performance of global economies may be affected by the american monetary policies (Federica Borin and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

13.10

American shutdown jeopardizes the global recovery (Federica Borin and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

13.09

The effective recovery of american and european economy involves movement of capital to the industrialized countries (Federica Borin, Fausto Corradin and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

13.08

First positive signals by Euro Area and the deceleration of the China's economy. (Elisa Borin, Fausto Corradin and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

13.07

Recovery in USA. The evolution of the scenario depends on the Fed possible exit strategy and on the banking shadow in China (Fausto Corradin, Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

13.06

The evolution of the economic situation depends on the presence of many latent factors. (Fausto Corradin, Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

13.05

Euro Area remains in a deep recession. The EBC is going to reduce the key interest rate (Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

13.04

The recent evolution of Italy politic situation enhances the uncertainty in Eurozone. (Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

13.03

Italian election results bring back high volatility in Euro Area financial markets. (Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

13.02

Fed and BoJ accommodative monetary polices cause a strong Euro appreciation. There exists a currency war risk. (Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

13.01

Partial Agreement on Fiscal Cliff in USA. February will be an important month because of the agreement on the public spending reduction in USA and the political elections in Italy. (Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

2012

12.12

Recovery signals come from USA. It remains weakness in the other macroareas. (Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

12.11

World economy is still weak. US fiscal cliff, Italian political elections and Iran crisis are the main critical factors on which depends the evolution of the scenario (Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

12.10

Central Banks introduce new measures to stimulate the growth. In Italy an appropriate political solution is needed. (Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

12.09

Global economy continues to decrease in a dishomogeneous way among the main macroareas. At the next EU Summit the ECB should provide information on anti-spread mechanism (Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

12.08

Draghi's speech stems speculative pressure in Euro Area. Markets wait for the outcome of EU Summit (Valentina Ballestra, Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

12.07

The EU Summit: agreement on market stabilization measures (Valentina Ballestra, Elisa Marcato and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

12.06

High tension in Greece; concerns about the possible contagion effect (Valentina Ballestra and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

12.05

The sovereign debt crisis deepened again after the improvement triggered by ECB longer-term refinancing operations, although market tensions are far from levels of late 2011 (Valentina Ballestra and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

12.04

Crucial the implementation by governments of structural reforms, relevant the labor market reform in Italy (Valentina Ballestra and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

12.03

Recovery signs come from a widespread improvement in confidence indexes (Valentina Ballestra and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

12.02

The FOMC has announced the awaited revolution in communication (Valentina Ballestra and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

12.01

ECB approved measures to support bank lending and money market activity (Valentina Ballestra, italian version only)

2011

11.12

The EU Area debt crisis is highly degenerate in the last month (Valentina Ballestra, italian version only)

11.11

The US growth exceeds expectations in the third quarter and is supported by private consumption (Valentina Ballestra, italian version only)

11.10

Remains a strong weakness on consumption (Valentina Ballestra, italian version only)

11.09

Structural policies are necessary to stimulate growth. The risk of regression increases (Valentina Ballestra, italian version only)

11.08

Reached agreement on the US federal debt (Valentina Ballestra, italian version only)

11.07

In U.S. short term economic data offer signs of a general slowdown. In EU area remains a significant difference of performance among countries (Valentina Ballestra, italian version only)

11.06

Concern for U.S. government accounts. In Europe the recovery has been driven mainly by Germany (Valentina Ballestra and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

11.05

Growth in the United States proceeds at a moderate rate. European inflation rises to 2,8% y/y, very likely new future rate hikes (Valentina Ballestra and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

11.04

The USA job market data are improving. In Europe the worry of the middle long term expected inflation is growing up (Francesca Volo and Chiara Zambon, italian version only)

11.03

The recent rise in inflation, dependent on the geopolitical tensions that influence commodity prices, might lead to the ECB decision to rise the interest rates (Francesca Volo and Chiara Zambon, italian version only)

11.02

The positive end-of-the-year data mitigate the concerns originate from the weakness of the goverment debts in the euro area and from the commodity market (Anne Baumgarten, Francesca Volo and Chiara Zambon, italian version only)

11.01

Optimism and rising expectations among investors due to better than expected end-of-the-year data in the USA. Successful ECB's monetary policy in maintaining price stability appears to outweigh fears of new sovereign debt in the Euro Area (Anne Baumgarten and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

2010

10.12

The Fed's QE2 risks causing harsh criticism both among domestic and international markets. Increasing discrepancies in competitiveness and growth among single member states is limiting potential growth in the Euro Area (Anne Baumgarten and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

10.11

Tensions among international markets due to expected QE2 policy by the Fed. Will agreements on avoiding competitive devaluation of currencies be respected? (Anne Baumgarten and Francesca Volo, italian version only)

10.10

The world seems to be heading towards a currency war to foster growth through exports. Fears of the "Beggar thy Neighbor" policy are back (Anne Baumgarten, italian version only)

10.09

While the Fed retains new additional tools and strategies for providing additional stimulus, the EU Area appears to enter a period of sustained recovery (Anne Baumgarten, italian version only)

10.08

Central Bankers acknowledge economic recovery. Changes in key interest rates are however not yet justified (Anne Baumgarten, italian version only)

10.07

Central Bankers delay their exit strategy from quantitative easing measures (Anne Baumgarten and Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

10.06

Austerity plans enacted all over Europe, in order to restrain public debt explosion (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

10.05

Fears over European sovereign debts sink the single currency (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

10.04

Euro Area leaders approved a support plan for Greece (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

10.03

European recovery trend has lost momentum (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

10.02

Concern for sovereign debt strenght (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

10.01

Chinese economy leads world recovery (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

2009

09.12

Economic activity is returned to growth in the third quarter, but the pace of recovery is slowing (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

09.11

Signals of lasting recovery or temporary effects of stimulus measures? (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

09.10

A slow and difficult recovery is expected (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

09.09

Industrial production is increasing, thanks to global trade recovery (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

09.08

Positive momentum for the American economy (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

09.07

Global recession is slowing (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

09.06

The ECB approved its first credit easing policies (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

09.05

Recovery signals from the spread rise in confidence indexes (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

09.04

Few positive signals but the situation remains bleak (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

09.03

A further worsening of the international economic outlook is expected (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

09.02

Bleak outlook for supply (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

09.01

American cost of money is plummeted near zero (Elisa Guerra, italian version only)

All extended reports are disposable only in Italian version.

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