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Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

U.S. Review As Good as It Gets. As Good as Can Be Expected. • April’s housing data showed some modest improvement but

Weekly CFTC Trader Positioning Data

FX volatility is low and positioning is relatively light, even in carrytrades that typically thrive in low vol environments. Most positionsare close to flat, and even large positions,

Positive $ index break. EUR/PLN fell out of bed

EUR/USD: With a still persisting hourly RSI divergence, the price outside the 55d ma Bollinger and with the still firm 1.3635 support we cannot but read the setup as supportive to the 1.3730 bounce suggested yesterday.

FX Daily

German IFO and US new home sales will be the main data to watch. We look for a small rise in the German IFO, pointing to continued robust growth inGermany.

FX Daily

Today is PMI day with both the euro area and the US releasing Flash PMI forMay.

FX Daily

Only tier-2 data on the global agenda today. UK retail sales are expected to havestrengthened again in April after soft spending in March.

FX Daily

Not much on the global agenda today. UK CPI is expected to rise to 1.7% y/y from1.6% y/y, which would mark the first increase in more than a year.

FX Daily

In terms of data releases, we have a very light calendar today. Instead, focus willcontinue to be on comments from ECB board members Weidmann, Mersch andCoeure.

Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

U.S. Review Mixed Data Unlikely to Change Fed’s Outlook • Although some indicators, such as retail sales and industrial production,

FX Daily

Today’s data calendar is rather thin. In the US, the main focus will be on the releaseof housing starts and building permits for May as well as the release of theUniversity of Michigan confidence indicator.

FX Daily

We forecast a growth rate of 0.4% in the euro area in Q1. If this proves right, it willbe the fourth consecutive quarter of positive growth and the strongest quarterlygrowth rate in three years.

FX Daily

Euro industrial production is expected to decline in March in line with the movementacross countries. The lower production is partly due to fewer working days in March.