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Retail Sales in Germany declined 0.2% month-over-month (MoM) in March, following the 0.8% growth reported in February, according to official data
Germany Import Price Index (YoY) down to 2.1% in March from previous 3.6%
Germany Retail Sales (YoY) down to 2.2% in March from previous 4.9%
United Kingdom Nationwide Housing Prices s.a (MoM) came in at -0.6% below forecasts (-0.1%) in April
United Kingdom Nationwide Housing Prices n.s.a (YoY): 3.4% (April) vs previous 3.9%
South Africa Private Sector Credit: 3.45% (March) vs previous 3.68%
Germany Retail Sales (MoM) above forecasts (-0.4%) in March: Actual (-0.2%)
Germany Import Price Index (MoM) came in at -1% below forecasts (-0.7%) in March
The United States (US) Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) is set to publish its preliminary estimate of first-quarter Gross Domestic Product
Pfizer PFE shares spiked +3% in Tuesday’s trading session as the pharmaceutical giant was able to crush its Q1 earnings expectations this
The Indian Rupee (INR) weakens on Wednesday, pressured by rising geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan. Many tourist sites in Kashmir
The Australian Dollar (AUD) is gaining ground on Wednesday following a more than 0.50% decline against the US Dollar (USD) in
GBP/USD extends its decline for a second straight session, hovering near 1.3390 during Wednesday’s Asian trading.
The EUR/USD pair recovers a few pips from the vicinity of the mix-1.1300s, or the Asian session low, though it lacks
GBP/USD extends its decline for a second straight session, hovering near 1.3390 during Wednesday’s Asian trading. The pair is under pressure
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Prior +0.3%The bulk of the decline owes to energy prices. If you strip that out, import prices were only seen down
Prior +0.8%; revised to +0.2%German retail sales fell back in March and that follows a more negative revision to the February
Prior 0.0%The average house price in the UK is seen easing a little to £270,752, with Nationwide noting that the market
Prior -0.1%French GDP is seen rebounding a little after contracting in Q4 last year. But a negative point to the report
There are a couple to take note of on the board for today, as highlighted in bold.The first one is for
German inflation remains a bit of a sticking point for the ECB. But at this point, the central bank can be
Trump will deliver 'Investing in America' remarks on Wednesday afternoon, US Eastern timeChinese markets closed tomorrow, Thursday, through to reopening on
Trump will be speaking Wednesday:11 am Cabinet meeting (1500 GMT)4 pm 'Investing in America' remarks (2000 GMT)8 pm NewsNation Cuomo Townhall:
China will be on holidays from May 1 to May 5 (five days in total).This is to celebrate Labour Day. Markets
New York Post says that Elon Musk is no longer working from White House.Musk's time working so directly for Trump was
The euro has fallen out of bed.Apart from what has already been posted there is no obvious smoking gun. Chinese PMIs
Australian Treasurer Chalmers says the market expects more Reserve Bank of Australia interest rate cuts after today's inflation figureshe doesn't see
China Caixin Manufacturing PMI for April 2025 comes in lower than March but better than expected at 50.4expected 49.9, prior 51.2The
The previous month's PMIs, March 2025, showed the fastest in a year ahead of US tariffs. Producers had been front-loading shipments
Inflation data from Australia for the January - March quarter and for March month, 2025.Headline inflation:+2.4% y/yexpected 2.2%, prior 2.4%+0.9% q/qexpected
Global financial markets are largely steady ahead of a packed economic calendar, with traders bracing for volatility as Eurozone and US
The forex markets are generally holding steady today, with all major pairs and crosses bounded within yesterday’s range. While month-end lull
Global trading remains subdued, with Japanese markets closed for Showa holiday and investors showing little urgency to take new positions. Canadian
Trading remains notably subdued across global financial markets today as investors adopt a cautious stance. On deck are quarterly earnings from
Trading was particularly subdued today, even by the quiet standards of a typical Monday in Asia. That’s not surprising, given the
Global risk sentiment showed further improvement last week, with stock markets around the world posting impressive gains. Although headlines continued to
Global financial markets are relatively stable heading into the end of the week, with risk appetite showing further signs of improvement.
There’s a cautious tone of optimism in Asian markets today, though gains are largely concentrated in Japan, South Korea, and Hong
The forex markets remain subdued today, with all major pairs and crosses trading inside yesterday’s range. After a brief bounce, Dollar’s
Markets are treading water in the Asian session today, with most asset classes trading mixed and within familiar ranges. While US
Global financial markets are trading with a cautiously positive tone today, with modest gains across Europe and US futures pointing to
US stock staged a strong rebound overnight, erasing all of Monday’s steep losses as risk sentiment recovered on signs of potential
Global markets saw a modest pause in volatility today as risk sentiment stabilized following yesterday’s US selloff. US futures are pointing
The broad selloff in US assets resumed overnight as market confidence took another blow from escalating political pressure on Fed. Major
Dollar weakened broadly in thin holiday trading today, dragged down by mounting concerns over the independence of the Federal Reserve. Investor
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