Germany’s BDI: Disorderly Brexit would reduce German growth to 0.7% this year

Reuters reports the latest statement published by the German Industry Association, BDI, with the key headlines found below.

Delaying Brexit date means that the strength-sapping period of uncertainty will continue for companies.

Disorderly Brexit would reduce German growth to 0.7% this year vs. the current BDI forecast of 1.2%.

Apr 1, 2019

EUR/GBP: Trying to base near term - Commerzbank

According to Karen Jones, analyst at Commerzbank, EUR/GBP cross is once again poised to challenge the 55 day ma currently at .8671 and a close above h

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Apr 1, 2019

Eurozone: March inflation drops to 1.5% on Easter effects - ING

Bert Colijn, senior economist at ING, notes that the Eurozone’s inflation fell slightly from 1.5% to 1.4% in March, with core inflation dropping to 0.

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