Category Archive: 2) Swiss and European Macro

Main Author George Dorgan
George Dorgan
George Dorgan (penname) predicted the end of the EUR/CHF peg at the CFA Society and at many occasions on SeekingAlpha.com and on this blog. Several Swiss and international financial advisors support the site. These firms aim to deliver independent advice from the often misleading mainstream of banks and asset managers. George is FinTech entrepreneur, financial author and alternative economist. He speak seven languages fluently.

Das Ende des Euro 2018 GoTO PLATINCOIN Heiner Flassbeck

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Increasingly optimistic on Swiss outlook

At its December meeting, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) left its accommodative monetary policy unchanged. More specifically, the SNB maintained the target range for the three-month Libor at between - 1.25% and-0.25% and the interest rate on sight deposits at a record low of - 0.75%. The SNB also reiterated its commitment to intervene in the foreign exchange market if needed, taking into account the “overall currency situation”.

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Swiss Trade Balance November 2017: Foreign Trade in Verve

Swiss foreign trade proved dynamic in November 2017. After correction of working days, exports grew by 9.5% and imports even 16.4% year on year, both boosted by rising prices. In real terms, they increased by 4.4 and 6.8%, respectively. The balance commercial loop with a surplus of 2.7 billion francs.

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ECB closer to the 2% inflation target than meets the eye

During an uneventful ECB press conference on Thursday, attention centred on the new staff projections. The headline projections were in line with expectations, albeit slightly higher on GDP growth and lower on inflation. The key word was “confidence” - in a strong expansion leading to a “significant” reduction in economic slack, as well as in the ECB’s capacity to meet its mandate.

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Soros funded puppet Yanis Varoufakis: we’are putting into action our contempt for borders!

Yanis Varoufakis lays out plans on eradication of European race. Nov 2017

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Diese AKTIEN im Januar kaufen?

Der Januar ist an der Börse ein ganz besonderer Monat, denn wenn man vom Januar-Effekt spricht, dann können sich dahinter gleich 3 verschiedene Theorien, statistische Auffälligkeiten oder gar Börsenweisheiten verbergen. Um alle 3 geht es in diesem Video, los geht´s! ——– ➤ Hier anmelden und jeden Mittwoch meinen Report erhalten: http://lars-erichsen.de/ ► Mein Youtube-Kanal “Tradermacher”: …

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Euro area: The sky is the limit

Momentum in the euro area picked up further at the end of the year. The flash composite purchasing managers’ index (PMI) increased to 58.0 in December, from 57.5 in November, above consensus expectations (57.2). The improvement was once again broad-based across sectors.

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Interview: Wie viel Zappelstrom verträgt das Netz? Bemerkungen zur deutschen Energiewende

Münchner Seminar, 18.12.2017 www.ifo.de/de/w/7GwZaVJ8 Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Hans-Werner Sinn, emeritierter Professor an der Ludwigs-Maximilians-Universität und ehemaliger Präsident des ifo Instituts Weitere Videos zur Veranstaltung finden Sie in unserer Mediathek Vortrag http://mediathek.cesifo-group.de/player/macros/cesifo/mediathek?content=7183590&idx=3&category=2684289032 Diskussion...

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Kapitalmarktausblick 2018: Es spricht mehr für das 10. Jahr des Aktienaufschwungs als dagegen

Das grundsätzlich gute Börsenjahr 2017 neigt sich dem Ende zu. Wie entwickeln sich die Rahmenbedingungen für die Börsen 2018, konkret die Weltkonjunktur und vor allem die Geldpolitik als bislang bedeutendster Einflussfaktor? Wird 2018 wieder ein Aktienjahr und damit das 10. in Folge? Robert Halver mit seinen Prognosen aus dem Frankfurter Börsensaal

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Switzerland’s Economic Recovery gains momentum

Economic forecasts by the Federal Government’s Expert Group – Winter 2017/2018* The Federal Government’s Expert Group expects the Swiss economy to make a speedy recovery over the next few quarters. While only moderate GDP growth of 1.0% is anticipated in 2017 due to a weak first half of the year, the forecast for GDP growth in 2018 is strong at 2.3% in the course of the global economic upturn.

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Kursziele für 2018: JA oder NEIN?

Macht es überhaupt einen Sinn, Kursziele für 2018 zu nennen oder eine Jahresprognose zu erstellen? Wenn wir uns die Prognosen von 2017 anschauen müssen wir feststellen, dass die Analysten weit daneben lagen. Wie ich mit diesem Thema umgehe und mit welchen Verfahren ich versuche, der Zukunft Herr zu werden, erkläre ich euch in diesem Video. …

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Pictet Multi-Generational Wealth, Singapore (Full version)

The fourth edition of the Asian Family Office Master Class took place in Singapore in November 2017, with about 70 guests attending. The focus was around the three pillars of Pictet’s Family Office offer: family governance, investment governance and operational governance. Among the speakers, we had the pleasure of welcoming José Leyte, Chief Executive Officer …

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ECB preview: close to target…by 2020

The ECB’s meeting on 14 December would be a non-event if it were not for two specific points to make clear before the Christmas break – the staff forecasts for inflation, and the not-so-constructive ambiguity on QE horizon. We expect no major surprise from the new staff projections, reflecting the ECB’s cautiously upbeat tone.

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Swiss Producer and Import Price Index in November 2017: +1.8 YoY, +0.6 MoM

The Producer and Import Price Index rose in November 2017 by 0.6% compared with the previous month, reaching 101.6 points (base December 2015 = 100). The rise is due in particular to higher prices for petroleum products, chemical and pharmaceutical products and scrap. Compared with November 2016, the price level of the whole range of domestic and imported products rose by 1.8%.

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The Swiss economy is gaining momentum

Swiss growth was disappointing at the end of 2016 and in the first half of 2017. Consequently, GDP growth this year is likely to be just 1.0% , its lowest level since 2012 . However, a wide set of statistics are already painting a considerably more positive picture of strengthening growth as we approach the end of 2017. Of particular note is the increasing contribution of manufacturing to real GDP growth.

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Perspectives Pictet – Back to normal in markets in 2018

2017 was a remarkable year, with positive returns for a wide array of risk assets. The environment will likely remain supportive as well, but Cesar Perez Ruiz, CIO at Pictet Wealth Management, says he expects more normal market conditions in 2018, with spikes in volatility that offer greater opportunities for active management. http://perspectives.pictet.com https://www.group.pictet/wealth-management

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Perspectives Pictet – Back to normal in markets in 2018

2017 was a remarkable year, with positive returns for a wide array of risk assets. The environment will likely remain supportive as well, but Cesar Perez Ruiz, CIO at Pictet Wealth Management, says he expects more normal market conditions in 2018, with spikes in volatility that offer greater opportunities for active management. http://perspectives.pictet.com https://www.group.pictet/wealth-management

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BITCOIN-Verbot: Möglich?

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Euro Area Forecast to Grow 2.3percent in 2018

2017 was the year of the ‘Euroboom’ and the removal of political tail risks. Moving into 2018, we mark-to-market strong economic data, including carryover and revisions. We forecast annual GDP growth of 2.3% both in 2017 and 2018. Qualitatively, our forecasts reflect our view that the euro area has reached ‘escape velocity’, with important implications for investors.

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Farm Census 2016: Swiss farmers work well over 60 hours per week

For several years the average Swiss farmer has been working well over 60 hours per week. With their off-farm jobs, part-time farmers also work long hours. From 2010 to 2016, however, the hours worked fell by one hour per week. Over the same period, farms greatly increased the direct sale of farm products (+60%). Despite the long working hours, in many cases it is very likely that a family member will take over the farm. These are some of the latest...

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