Europe ETP News for the Past 30 days
you are currently viewing::China's 'two sessions' points to determination to rebuff TrumpMarch 11, 2025--China's leadership plans to increase the deficit, lower inflation rates and increase manufacturing capacity whilst supporting critical technologies
He offered to the National People's Congress and to China's most important consultative body, the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a guarantee that the Chinese economy would be resilient against the Trump administration's policies, starting with the 20% minimum additional tariffs the United States has put on Chinese goods. The most obvious way to achieve resilience is to maintain the same 5% GDP growth target as last year -which is what Li Qiang did. However, China barely reached the 5% target last year, notwithstanding a huge trade surplus of $1 trillion. Li Qiang therefore sought to show how the commitment would be met. Three policy changes are worth mentioning: laxer policies, lower prices and more manufacturing supply. Source: bruegel.org |
New on Xetra: crypto ETN from 21Shares with access to the cryptocurrency Solana including staking premium
February 13, 2025-A new crypto ETN issued by 21Shares has been tradable on Xetra and Börse Frankfurt since Thursday.
The 21Shares Solana Core Staking ETP offers investors simple and cost-effective access to the performance of the cryptocurrency Solana in combination with a staking premium, that is reinvested in the ETP to enhance performance.
Jupiter announces its first active ETF for global government bonds
February 12, 2025-Jupiter Asset Management today announces the launch of the Jupiter Global Government Bond Active UCITS ETF, the Group's first Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), in partnership with white-label ETF specialist, HANetf.
Jupiter has been exploring new methods of delivery for its products and how a wider range of clients can access its broad investment expertise.
EU to switch to single-day settlement of stock and bond trades in 2027
February 12, 2025-Move aligns bloc with similar shift in UK and Switzerland as commission seeks to revitalise capital markets
The EU will cut the time it takes to settle stock, bond and fund trades from two days to one from October 2027, the European Commission confirmed on Wednesday, in a move designed to boost liquidity in the bloc's capital markets.