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US employment costs for Q2 1.0% versus 1.1% expected

US employment costs for Q2 1.0% versus 1.1% expected

Employment costs dip to 1%Prior quarter 1.2%Employment costs 1.0% versus 1.1% expectedBenefits 0.9% vs 1.2% last quarterWages +1.0% versus 1.2% last monthLooking at the chart, the employment costs remain in the upper end of the recent history going back to 2019, but...

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US June core PCE inflation +4.1% y/y vs +4.2% expected

US June core PCE inflation +4.1% y/y vs +4.2% expected

Prior was +4.6%PCE core 0.2% m/m vs +0.2% expectedPrior MoM +0.3%Headline inflation PCE +3.0% y/y vs +3.0% expected (Prior +3.8%)Deflator +0.2% m/m vs +0.2% expected (prior was +0.1%)Consumer spending and income for June:Personal income +0.3% vs +0.5% expected. Prior...

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Canada GDP for May +0.3% versus +0.3% expected

Canada GDP for May +0.3% versus +0.3% expected

Prior month 0.0% revise to +0.1%May GDP 0.3% versus 0.3% expectedGoods producing industries -0.3%Service producing industries +0.5%12 of 20 industrial sectors posted increasesFor the month of June ahead the projection shows:Advanced GDP estimate for June -0.2%May GDP...

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US PCE, Canadian GDP data coming up next

US PCE, Canadian GDP data coming up next

The Bank of Japan made things interesting today with some haphazard communication and a tweak to yield-curve control. I'll have more to write on that later but first we have a full helping of economic data to digest.At the bottom of the hour:US PCEUS Q2 employment...

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Germany July preliminary CPI +6.2% vs +6.2% y/y expected

Germany July preliminary CPI +6.2% vs +6.2% y/y expected

Prior +6.4%HICP +6.5% vs +6.6% y/y expectedPrior +6.8%Slight delay in the release by the source. Headline annual inflation comes in right on estimates and is slightly lower than in June, as preempted by the state readings from earlier. The monthly figure shows an...

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NZDUSD Technical Analysis – Bearish bias remains intact

NZDUSD Technical Analysis – Bearish bias remains intact

The Fed hiked interest rates by 25 bps as expected and kept the policy statement unchanged. The market was looking for clues and hints on the next policy path, but it didn’t get anything. In fact, Fed Chair Powell just reaffirmed their data dependency. Yesterday...

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It’s been a tough week for the aussie

It’s been a tough week for the aussie

On the week itself, the pair is down roughly a little over 1% with the momentum from yesterday's drop carrying over to today. The souring in the risk mood yesterday was a main drag for the aussie as well but the extension of the fall today looks to be more technical...

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Saxony July CPI +6.7% vs +6.8% y/y prior

Saxony July CPI +6.7% vs +6.8% y/y prior

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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Market Update – July 28

China stocks rallied and hit a 6-week high, as investor confidence in official stimulus measures strengthened. Property, financial and consumer related stocks in particular benefited, after signals of further support. The BoJ signalled a widening of the band for the...

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The volatility swings continue in USD/JPY so far on the day

The volatility swings continue in USD/JPY so far on the day

It is one of those days for the Japanese yen and it all started with a leaked report overnight that the BOJ could perform a tweak to its yield curve control settings. That culminated with a slight adjustment announced today, but not before some confusion as the the...

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Bavaria July CPI +6.1% vs +6.2% y/y prior

Bavaria July CPI +6.1% vs +6.2% y/y prior

Hesse CPI +6.1% y/yPrior +6.1%Brandenburg CPI +% y/yPrior +6.7%The state readings so far are reflecting just a marginal decline in headline annual inflation from June to July. This does fit with estimates for the national reading later, which is expected to fall from...

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