Forex News
Canada’s Consumer Price Report Confirms Limited Price Pressures in Third Quarter of 2013
Canada’s headline consumer price index rose 0.2% on a not seasonally adjusted month-over-month basis in September 2013, which was above market expectations for a 0.1% gain.
Morning FX Market Commentary
USD hit hard despite US budget deal The dollar didn’t profit from the US budget deal. On the contrary.
China Q3 GDP – target this year is saved
Just as most macro indicators have been suggesting for the past couple of months, the Chinese economy has stabilised during Q3 and growth accelerated to 7.8% y/y,
US Initial Jobless Claims Fall Less than Expected for the Week Ending October 12
US initial claims dropped 15,000 to 358,000 in the week ending October 12, 2013; however, this retraced only part of a 65,000 surge to a revised 373,000 (was 374,000) level the previous week.
Sweden: Unemployment below the Riksbank’s forecast
LFS unemployment stayed flat at 8.0% in September from the previous month (seasonally adjusted). This was in line with consensus but somewhat below our call.
Morning FX Market Commentary
Dollar unable to from US budget deal Yesterday morning, the dollar returned Tuesday’s gains as a budget deal was again delayed.
Eye on the horizon – longer-term economic forecasts for New Zealand
We are often asked for our longer-term economic forecasts. In this bulletin we respond to those requests by extending our forecasts out to 2023.
Canadian Manufacturing Sales Dip 0.2% in August
Canadian manufacturing sales dipped 0.2% in August 2013, slightly below market expectations for a 0.2% increase,
Central European Daily
U.S. debt ceiling debate again in focus Polish CPI inflation slowed down to 1% y/y
Morning FX Market Commentary
Dollar fails to maintain gains On Tuesday, the dollar was temporary supported by positive headlines from the political scene in the US but
Sweden: Business sector production supports GDP forecast
Statistics Sweden’s indicator for production in the business sector came out somewhat stronger than forecast. Production rose by 1.0% on the month, compared to our call at 0.5%.