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United States New Home Sales (MoM) up to 0.758M in November from previous 0.737M
United States New Home Sales (MoM) above expectations (0.73M) in December: Actual (0.745M)
United States Michigan Consumer Expectations Index in line with expectations (56.6) in February
United States UoM 1-year Consumer Inflation Expectations registered at 3.4%, below expectations (3.5%) in February
United States UoM 5-year Consumer Inflation Expectation came in at 3.3%, below expectations (3.4%) in February
United States Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index came in at 56.6, below expectations (57.3) in February
Business activity in the US private sector expanded at a slightly softer pace in February than in January, with the S&P
The Euro (EUR) trades little changed against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday as investors digest the latest batch of US
United States S&P Global Manufacturing PMI below expectations (52.6) in February: Actual (51.2)
United States S&P Global Composite PMI fell from previous 53 to 52.3 in February
United States S&P Global Services PMI came in at 52.3 below forecasts (53) in February
Commerzbank’s Dr. Vincent Stamer notes that the Euro area composite PMI rose to 51.9 in February, recovering about half of its
According to the US Department of Commerce, headline Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation came in at 2.9% YoY in December. Core
AUD/USD trades around 0.7050 on Friday at the time of writing, down 0.13% on the day, following the release of significantly
Nordea’s Torbjörn Isaksson notes that Swedish January CPIF and CPIF ex energy were confirmed at 2.0% and 1.7% respectively, with services
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The USD initially moved lower following the Supreme Court’s 6–3 decision striking down the Trump administration’s IEEPA tariff authority. The greenback
In a 6-3 decision, the US Supreme Court held that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) does not authorize the
University of Michigan sentiment index for February final: Sentiment 56.6 versus 57.3current conditions 56.6 versus 57.7expectations 56.6 versus 56 6 preliminary
Manufacturing flash index 51.2 versus 52.6. Prior month 52.4Services PMI flash for February 52.3 versus 53.0 estimate. Prior 52.7.Composite 52.3 versus
Tech struggles as communication services edge up: A mixed market dayToday's US stock market presents a dynamic landscape with tech giants
The major US indices are opening mixed with the Dow industrial average down -0.37%. The S&P index trading above and below
Prior 1.3% revised to 1.2%Retail sales ex auto - +0.1% versus 0.3% expected. Prior month revised to 1.6% from 1.7%Sales C$70.0bAdvance
Prior was +2.8% PCE M/M +0.4% vs +0.3% expectedPrior +0.2%Core PCE Y/Y +3.0% vs +2.9% expectedPrior +2.8%Core PCE M/M +0.4% vs
Final Q3 GDP was +4.4%Consumer spending (PCE):+2.4%GDP final sales (excluding inventories) +1.2% vs +2.6% expectedGDP price index (GDP deflator): vs +2.9%
The EURUSD is keeping the bias lean to the downside ahead of the US GDP which will be released at 8:30
Rate cuts by year-endFed: 57 bps (94% probability of no change at the upcoming meeting)BoE: 49 bps (80% probability of rate
Headlines:USDJPY on track to revisit the intervention level as Japanese Yen lacks bullish catalystsSilver climbs back up to one-week highs but
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWUSD:The US dollar is now trading higher against most major currencies after another slate of strong US data this week
The group is the one managing the infamous Penn Wharton Budget Model (PWBM), which provides fiscal budget projections and economic analysis
Despite the Fed staying in pause mode to start the year, market expectations are still leaning towards more rate cuts down
Sterling leads the currency markets today, buoyed by stronger-than-expected UK PMI and retail sales data that reinforced the narrative of economic
Dollar remained generally firm in otherwise quiet Asian trading, with broader FX flows subdued but sentiment increasingly cautious. There is a
Dollar jumped in early US session after jobless claims came in much stronger than expected, reinforcing signs of labor market resilience.
Risk appetite was strong in Asian markets today, with several centers returning from Lunar New Year holidays and equities advancing. South
Dollar trades slightly firmer as investors position ahead of FOMC minutes from January meeting. The hold decision itself is old news;
Sterling trades broadly lower today after weaker-than-expected UK labor data strengthened expectations for a March rate cut from BoE. Rising unemployment
Yen strengthened modestly in quiet Asian trading, with many regional centers closed for Lunar New Year. Liquidity remains thin, keeping most
Aussie is mildly firmer in quiet trading, though momentum remains restrained. Broader market conditions are subdued, with most major pairs still
Trading in Asian markets was subdued at the start of the week, with activity dampened by the U.S. holiday and the
There was no single, dominant theme in currency markets last week. Instead, price action reflected a mix of cross-asset divergences. Dollar
Forex markets remained relatively steady following the January US CPI release, with the slightly softer-than-expected headline reading failing to trigger major
Risk aversion reasserted itself across global markets overnight as NASDAQ led US equities sharply lower once again, with AI disruption fears
Forex markets are relatively subdued today, with most major pairs and crosses confined within yesterday’s ranges. After recent volatility, positioning appears
Risk sentiment was mixed in Asia today as Japan returned from holiday with Nikkei extending its post-election surge and briefly breaching
January’s highly anticipated US non-farm payroll report delivered a decisive upside surprise, with job growth nearly doubling expectations and marking the
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