South Korea's 10-year Treasury futures rallied sharply, rebounding more than half a big point as weaker US economic data reversed the previous session's losses.
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The dollar-won exchange rate closed at 1,383.10 won, extending gains on strong US economic data, with trading volume hitting its highest since May 9.
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ICYMI: EU-US data deal faces uncertainty as Trump administration takes action: The future of transatlantic data transfers is in question after recent developments in the US oversight mechanisms.. https://ppc.land/eu-us-data-deal-faces-uncertainty-as-trump-administration-takes-action/ #EUDATA #USDATA #DataPrivacy #TransatlanticRelations #GlobalTrade
ICYMI: EU-US data deal faces uncertainty as Trump administration takes action https://ppc.land/eu-us-data-deal-faces-uncertainty-as-trump-administration-takes-action/ #EUDATA #USDATA #DataPrivacy #TransatlanticRelations #GlobalTrade
U.S. Q3 Nonfarm Productivity rose 2.2% QoQ, missing the 2.6% forecast but slightly above Q2’s 2.1%.
Unit Labor Costs increased 1.9%, exceeding the 1.1% estimate though below the previous 2.4%.
#US #NonfarmProductivity #LaborCosts #USData #Economy #LaborMarket #Finance
US S&P Global Composite PMI for Oct registered at 54.1, just shy of the expected 54.3 but up from the previous 54.0, indicating continued but modest growth.
US S&P Global Services PMI came in at 55.0 in Oct, below the forecast of 55.3 and slightly down from last month's 55.2, showing a small dip in service sector expansion.
Core Durable Goods Orders in the U.S. for September rose by 0.4%, surpassing the -0.1% consensus and down from the previous month’s 0.6%.
Overall Durable Goods Orders decreased by 0.8%, which was better than the anticipated decline of -1.1%, matching the previous month's change.
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The US Dallas Fed Services Revenues for February stood at 5.2, reflecting improvement from the previous data. Meanwhile, the Texas Services Sector Outlook improved to -3.9, surpassing the previous figure of -9.3. #USData #EconomicIndicators
Additionally, Consumer Sentiment has seen a slight increase to 79.0, exceeding both the previous reading and the forecasted value. #USData #EconomicIndicators #InflationExpectations #ConsumerSentiment #MichiganData #JanuaryStats
We are closely monitoring key indicators from the US Michigan data for January. Notably, 1-year Inflation Expectations remain stable at 2.9%, while 5-year Inflation Expectations show consistency at 2.9%. Consumer Expectations have risen to 77.1, surpassing both the previous score and the anticipated value. #USData #EconomicIndicators #InflationExpectations #ConsumerSentiment #MichiganData #JanuaryStats
Later in the day, we'll be closely monitoring the monthly Factory Orders data for December and a series of Michigan data for January from the United States. #FactoryOrders #USData #EconomicIndicators #MichiganData #JanuaryStats #DecemberEconomy
S&P Global US Manufacturing PMI for January came in at 50.7, surpassing the expected 50.3, while ISM Manufacturing PMI for January was 49.1, below the expected 47.2. Although the data is more positive than the previous data and expectations, it is still in the contraction zone. Additionally, ISM Manufacturing Prices for January reached 52.9, exceeding the anticipated 46.0. #ManufacturingPMI #USData #EconomicIndicators
Initial jobless claims in the US reached 224,000 last week, surpassing the expected 212,000; the previous data was 214,000, indicating a rise in applications. Nonfarm productivity (QoQ) for Q4 was 3.2%, beating the forecast of 2.4%, while unit labor costs (QoQ) for Q4 came in at 0.5%, lower than the expected 1.3%. The previous unit labor costs data was -1.1%. #JoblessClaims #Productivity #LaborCosts #USData
In the US, the trading day will include weekly initial jobless claims, continuing jobless claims data, nonfarm productivity for Q4, unit labor costs for Q4, S&P Global US Manufacturing PMI for January, ISM Manufacturing PMI for January, and ISM Manufacturing Prices for January. The trading day will conclude with remarks from Bank of Canada (BoC) Governor Macklem." #CentralBank #InterestRates #EconomicIndicators #PMIdata #UnemploymentRate #BankofEngland #OPEC #USData #BOC
Eurozone unemployment rate for December remained unchanged at 6.4%. Later in the day, attention will turn to the Bank of England's interest rate decision for January, with expectations that the interest rate will remain unchanged at 5.25%. Statements by BoE Governor Andrew Bailey will be closely watched. #PMIdata #UnemploymentRate #BankofEngland #OPEC #USData #BOC
While the OPEC meeting is ongoing, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) kept the policy interest rate unchanged at 4%, in line with expectations. Eurozone CPI (YoY) for January came in at 2.8%, slightly above the forecast of 2.7%, while Eurozone CPI (MoM) for January was -0.4%, in line with expectations. #InterestRates #EconomicIndicators #PMIdata #UnemploymentRate #BankofEngland #OPEC #USData #BOC
Continuation of a busy trading day, we will follow the New Home Sales December data from the US side. #MarketWatch #NewHomeSales #USData #EconomicIndicators
Another important data we followed was US Core Durable Goods Orders data. The data was announced as 0.6% on a monthly basis in December, surpassing forecasts at 0.2% and the previous data of 0.5%. indicating potential strength in manufacturing. #DurableGoods #Manufacturing #EconomicTrends #EconomicPerformance #USdata #USeconomy #US
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