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According to the just-released first estimate, the German economy avoided a technical recession at the start of the year. In ...
As a result, the French economy is likely to remain close to stagnation for the rest of the year, with quarterly growth ...
WTI is trading back below $60/bbl while ICE Brent is down about 15% this month, with prices about to witness their record ...
Australia’s consumer price index inflation readings exceeded expectations in the first quarter, but year-on-year core prices ...
Japan’s industrial production fell 1.1% month on month, seasonally adjusted, in March (vs 2.3% in February, -0.4% market ...
Consensus has shifted to -0.1% QoQ annualised for today's 1Q US GDP print following a wider than expected trade deficit for ...
South Korean industrial production rose in March as export activity was brought forward to beat tariffs. But service activity ...
This week's first data releases did not change the underlying narrative for rates markets, in which (geo)political uncertainty dominates. While we think euro rates should be higher from a structural ...
Tuesday's latest US economic data heightens concerns about growth prospects for tomorrow’s first-quarter GDP growth report ...
The escalation of the US tariff issue and the high level of uncertainty it's causing the economic system are now showing up ...
Although the market was expecting at least some shift in forward guidance after the dovish data in recent weeks, the governor ...
China's official April manufacturing PMI fell to 49.0 from 50.5, marking a 16-month low. The reading was below consensus forecasts of 49.7. Yet, the range of consensus forecasts was quite a bit wider ...