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The State Street SPDR Portfolio Europe ETF (SPEU) aims to replicate the overall investment returns of the STOXX Europe Total Market Index, prior to deducting its operational fees. As a cost-effective option within the SPDR Portfolio ETF suite, this fund offers a fundamental building block for investors seeking wide-ranging and diversified market exposure. It provides comprehensive access to the Western European stock market, investing across companies of all sizes, from large corporations to smaller enterprises. This broad diversification can also help mitigate risks that are specific to individual countries within the region.
The European Central Bank kept borrowing costs unchanged, with the deposit rate remaining at 2.25%. This buys the central bank time to wait for data to judge whether price pressures caused by the Iran war require additional fiscal tightening.
The European Central Bank kept borrowing costs on hold on Thursday but left room for more tightening in the coming months as a widening conflict in the Middle East pushed up energy prices again.
The latest flare-up in fighting probably won't force the European Central Bank's hand on Thursday, even as energy costs creep higher.
Analysts at ING said a surprise hike at Thursday's meeting “should not be fully ruled out.”
The ECB hiked its key deposit rate by 25 basis points in June as energy prices spiked. Investors had written off a hike at next week's meeting, but higher oil prices have brought monetary policy back into question.