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Atlanta Fed GDPNow tumbles to 1.9%

Atlanta Fed GDPNow tumbles to 1.9%

Atlanta Fed GDPNowThe Atlanta for GDPNow model for 2Q growth tumbled to 1.9% from 2.9% previously. In their own words:The GDPNow model estimate for real GDP growth (seasonally adjusted annual rate) in the second quarter of 2023 is 1.9 percent on May 26, down from 2.9...

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Canadian government fiscal year deficit cut in half

Canadian government fiscal year deficit cut in half

March deficit $44.41B vs $25.75B a year earlierCanada's federal government dramatically trimmed its budget deficit in 2022-23 but it still remains far above pre-pandemic levels. The $41.31B deficit for the complete fiscal year compares to $95.57B a year earlier....

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GBPUSD rotates back lower. 100 day MA the focus

GBPUSD rotates back lower. 100 day MA the focus

GBPUSD falls back toward lows for the weekThe GBPUSD moved higher in trading today held by better-than-expected retail sales. The price extended up to and through the falling 100-hour moving average currently at 1.23839 (blue line in the chart above). The price also...

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US dollar streches to new highs for the day

US dollar streches to new highs for the day

The US dollar is at the best levels of the day and has hit multi-month highs against the yen, New Zealand dollar and euro.It increasingly looks like the dollar is breaking out on a technical basis. USD/JPY cut through 1.40 yesterday and is now up to 140.45 with little...

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Global equities extend higher, led by the Nasdaq

Global equities extend higher, led by the Nasdaq

Sovereign yields have been reeled in despite the hot US PCE data today and that has helped lift global equities. Ahead of the US long weekend, it's the Nasdaq that's leading the way with a 1.3% rally, followed closely by the S&P 500 up 0.9% and Europe's Stoxx 600...

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UMich final May US consumer sentiment 59.2 vs 57.7 expected

UMich final May US consumer sentiment 59.2 vs 57.7 expected

Details:Current conditions 64.9 vs 64.5 prelim (68.2 prior)Expectations 55.4 vs 53.4 prelim (60.5 prior)1-year inflation 4.2% vs 4.5% prelim (4.6% prior)5-10 year inflation 3.1% vs 3.2% prelim (3.0% prior)This is a great report all around, with sentiment not falling...

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Major US indices are trading marginally higher

Major US indices are trading marginally higher

The major stock indices are moving to the upside in early US trading. The gains are being led by the NASDAQ index up about 0.5%. The Dow Industrial Average is up around 0.25% and trying to snap a 5 day decline. The NASDAQ soared by over 200 points yesterday on the...

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IMF raises Italy’s 2023 GDP forecast to 1.1% from 0.7%

IMF raises Italy’s 2023 GDP forecast to 1.1% from 0.7%

IMF also sees 2024 at 1.1%I find this is one of the saddest charts. It's Italian total real GDP since the start of this century; it's still not back to 2008 levels. In that time, Italian population has grown to 59m from 57m as well, so GDP per capital is even...

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EURUSD bias remains to the downside after US data dump

EURUSD bias remains to the downside after US data dump

The EURUSD was moving higher in pre-data trading with the price moving toward resistance levels on the hourly chart. The US data was largely stronger than expected, turning the USD back to the upside (the EURUSD lower). That move kept the bias pointing to the downside...

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US dollar climbs as inflation continues to run hot

US dollar climbs as inflation continues to run hot

The US dollar jumped on a stronger PCE inflation reading as the odds of a June Fed hike crossed 50%.USD/JPY led the way in the rally, hitting a session high of 140.31, to marginally crest yesterday's peak and set a new high for the year. Since then though, it's...

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US April durable goods orders 1.1% versus -1.0% expected

US April durable goods orders 1.1% versus -1.0% expected

Durable goods increasesPrior 2.8% (revised to 3.3%)U.S. April durable goods orders increased by 1.1%, outperforming the consensus of a 1.0% decrease, and following a 3.3% increase in March (previously reported as 2.8%).Durable goods orders excluding transportation...

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US April PCE core inflation 4.7% vs 4.6% expected

US April PCE core inflation 4.7% vs 4.6% expected

Prior was +4.6%PCE core MoM +0.4% vs +0.3% expectedPrior MoM +0.3%Headline inflation PCE +4.4% vs +4.2% priorDeflator MoM +0.4% vs +0.1% priorConsumer spending and income for April:Personal income +0.4% vs +0.4% expected. Prior month +0.3%Personal spending +0.8% vs...

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