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Italian 10-year yields fall to 4.0%

Italian 10-year yields fall to 4.0%

Have a look at the chart of Italian 10-year yields:BPTsThat is a massive wedge shaping up and we're now back testing the downside. The 17 bps drop today is part of a 41 bps drop in the past six trading days.German bund yields are also down 10 bps today as the market...

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US business inventories for May +0.2% versus 0.2% expected

US business inventories for May +0.2% versus 0.2% expected

Inventories to sales ratioPrior month 0.2% revised to 0.1%Business inventories 0.2% versus 0.2% expectedRetail inventories ex-autos -0.1% versus -0.3% last monthIn May, the combined value of distributive trade sales and manufacturers' shipments reached an estimated...

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US July NAHB housing market index 56 vs 56 expected

US July NAHB housing market index 56 vs 56 expected

NAHB housing market indexPrior was 55Details:Current single family home sales 62 versus 61 in JuneHome sales over next 6 months 60 versus 62 in June Index of prospective buyers 40 versus 37 in JuneSome angst about mortgage rates may have crept back into this series...

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USDJPY consolidates but below the 100 hour MA at 138.457

USDJPY consolidates but below the 100 hour MA at 138.457

The USDJPY has tried to move above its 100 hour moving average at 138.457 (blue line in the chart below). The price moved above that moving average during trading yesterday, and could not sustain the momentum. Today, the price tried again but again failed. Getting and...

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Major indices trading lower in early US trading

Major indices trading lower in early US trading

The major US stock indices are trading lower in early trading. The declines are led by the NASDAQ index which is down around -0.3%. The Dow industrial average which is on a 6-day winning streak is trading above and below unchanged. A snapshot the market currently...

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US May industrial production -0.5% versus 0.0% expected

US May industrial production -0.5% versus 0.0% expected

Prior was -0.2% (revised to -0.5%)Manufacturing output -0.3% vs 0.0% expectedPrior output +0.1% (revised to -0.2%)Capacity utilization 78.9% vs 79.5% expectedThis is a soft reading that takes the shine off the strong retail sales data earlier. It's certainly a...

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Canada June CPI 2.8% y/y versus 3.0% expected

Canada June CPI 2.8% y/y versus 3.0% expected

Prior was 3.0%CPI m/m % vs +0.3% expectedPrior m/m reading was 0.4%Gasoline prices -% vs -18.3% y/y in prior month Gasoline prices % m/m vs -0.8% prior monthEx gasoline +4.0% y/y vs +4.4% priorFood +8.3% y/y vs +8.3% y/y priorMortgage interest costs 30.1% y/y vs 4.9%...

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US June retail sales 0.2% versus 0.5% expected

US June retail sales 0.2% versus 0.5% expected

US retail sales for June rises 0.2%Prior was 0.3% revised higher to 0.5%Details:Retail sales MoM 0.2% versus 0.5% expectedEx Autos 0.2% versus 0.3% expected. Prior ex autos 0.1% revised higher to 0.3% Control group 0.6% versus 0.3% expected. Prior control group 0.2%...

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Canada June housing starts 281.4K vs 220.0K expected

Canada June housing starts 281.4K vs 220.0K expected

High risk warning: Foreign exchange trading carries a high level of risk that may not be suitable for all investors. Leverage creates additional risk and loss exposure. Before you decide to trade foreign exchange, carefully consider your investment objectives,...

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Big morning of data greets North American traders

Big morning of data greets North American traders

It will be a lively day in North America with a pair of top-tier economic indicators coming up at the bottom of the hour. The duo of US retail sales and Canadian CPI are coming up and will certainly be market movers.Watch the 'retail control' line, which is expected...

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Markets Reigned In Tightening Expectations

Oil prices rose with stock markets last week as tightening expectations were reigned in. Supply restrictions are also starting to bite, although China’s weak recovery continues to weigh on sentiment, and the IEA cut its forecast for global demand for the first...

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