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Eurozone November Sentix investor confidence -7.4 vs -4.0 expected

Eurozone November Sentix investor confidence -7.4 vs -4.0 expected

Prior -5.4 Euro area investor morale declined more than anticipated going into November, reaffirming that sentiment remains a drag in the region. It doesn’t do much to change the ECB outlook, so policymakers will just stick to the status quo until year-end. This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com. Source link

Australia Building Approvals Rebound In September

Australia Building Approvals Rebound In September

Australia building approvals recovered in September, data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed on Monday. Building approvals increased 12 percent month-on-month in September after a 3.6 percent fall in August. Approvals for private sector houses rose 4.0 percent. Meanwhile, approvals for private sector dwellings excluding houses surged 26.0 percent. On a yearly basis, building

Yen Slips as China Sentiment Improves, Political Pressure Builds on BoJ

Yen Slips as China Sentiment Improves, Political Pressure Builds on BoJ

Yen was under pressure across the board in Asian session today as improved sentiment toward China and dovish domestic signals combined to sap demand for the safe-haven currency. Traders interpreted the latest Chinese inflation report and a surprise U.S. trade gesture as signs of stabilizing conditions, prompting flows back into risk assets. China’s October CPI

It would be quite risky for BoJ to raise rates in December

It would be quite risky for BoJ to raise rates in December

Takuji Aida, an economic adviser to Japan’s Prime Minister (PM) Sanae Takaichi, warned on Monday, “it would be quite risky for the Bank of Japan (BoJ) to raise interest rates in December.”  “It would be more feasible for the BoJ to raise rates in January, if it can foresee the economy achieving solid growth in

Japan’s Economic Pulse Surges: Coincident Ind…

Japan’s Economic Pulse Surges: Coincident Ind…

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Wall Street update: US stocks rebound as shutdown nears endgame

Wall Street update: US stocks rebound as shutdown nears endgame

US markets recover despite early losses United States (US) stocks rebounded from early losses on Friday to close mostly higher, buoyed by hopes that lawmakers are making progress toward ending the government shutdown. For the week, however, the Nasdaq 100 fell 3.09% – its worst weekly performance since April – as artificial intelligence (AI) names remained

Dollar Steadies as Govt Shutdown Nears End

Dollar Steadies as Govt Shutdown Nears End

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New Zealand Stocks Fall to Begin the Week

New Zealand Stocks Fall to Begin the Week

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China’s CPI inflation arrives at 0.2% YoY in October vs. 0% expected

China’s CPI inflation arrives at 0.2% YoY in October vs. 0% expected

China’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.2% in October from a year ago after arriving at a fall of 0.3% in September, the National Bureau of Statistics of China reported on Sunday. The market consensus was for 0% in the reported period. Chinese CPI inflation increased 0.2% MoM in October versus 0.1% prior.  China’s Producer Price Index (PPI) dropped 2.1% YoY

Dead cat bounce? More

Dead cat bounce? More

S&P 500 performed exactly as called – flush and then rebound – fine enough one to create FOMO in some on Monday. Source link

China Lifts Export Ban on Gallium and Germani…

China Lifts Export Ban on Gallium and Germani…

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