Prior 52.9 Composite PMI 52.1 vs 51.4 prior Key findings: Weaker rise in new business volumes, despite fresh increase in exports Job creation hits seven-month high as outlook brightens Inflationary pressures increase…
Prior 48.4 Composite PMI vs 49.9 prelim Prior 49.1 More to come.. This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.
The main purpose of the meeting is to assess the implications of the US-Iran conflict, with Lescure revealing that he had already spoken to US Treasury secretary Bessent and other counterparts. After…
Prior 53.5 The headline estimate misses on expectations but still reaffirms an expansion in Spain’s services sector to start the year. That being said, the rate of growth is the weakest since…
Prior +0.1% Core CPI +0.4% y/y Prior +0.5% Headline annual inflation remains unchanged and continues to border on deflation territory. The bad news for the SNB is that core annual inflation is…
Upcoming events traders and investors may want to look at, in a nutshell Several scheduled market events line up over the next few sessions. Oil inventories, Treasury auctions, and weekly options expiration…
China willing to work with the US to promote communication on all levels Willing to maintain exchanges with the US Congress Hopes that the US Congress views China in an objective manner…
China official manufacturing PMI 49.0 vs 49.1 expected Japan finance minister steps in with some added verbal intervention on the yen Australian Q4 GDP +0.8% vs +0.6% expected New Zealand Q4 terms…
Katayama says that: It would be desirable for currencies to move in stable manner reflecting fundamentals We are watching market developments closely, prepared to take various measures if needed Intervention could be…
The best-case scenario in this war (for markets at least) is that Iran quickly folds. Here are some estimates about how many missiles Iran has launched each day of this campaign. Day…
Prior was 49.3 Non-manufacturing 49.5 vs 49.4 prior Composite 49.5 vs 49.8 prior The malaise in the Chinese economy continues. This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
Prior quarter was +0.4% Real GDP y/y +2.6% vs +2.2% expected Prior y/y GDP was +2.1% Final consumption expenditure +0.5% vs +0.6% prior GDP chain price index +1.4% vs +0.8% prior Gross…
