European equities rise at open as oil retreats and sentiment lifts
European stocks opened higher as oil prices continued to fall, easing inflation concerns and supporting risk appetite.
Inflation, employment, growth data and central bank decisions, and how they reprice risk across markets.
European stocks opened higher as oil prices continued to fall, easing inflation concerns and supporting risk appetite.
Preliminary PMI data for September out later today; markets eye inflation details for clues on ECB's next rate move.
The ADB kept its China growth forecasts unchanged but cut the inflation outlook, pointing to soft demand. It slightly raised the Asia growth forecast.
Oil falls after US-Iran talks at UN; Australian jobs data due Thursday.
CBA forecasts Australia added 15,000 jobs in August, with unemployment steady at 4.5%, below the market consensus of 20,000.
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Australia's August employment is expected to rebound by ~20k, with unemployment holding at 4.5%, ahead of the RBA's likely rate hike.
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Australia's September flash PMI showed growth slowing to a Q3 low, with manufacturing contracting and employment falling for the first time since May, while…
ECB analysis says China's advance into higher-value manufacturing is displacing European exporters, especially German firms, from global markets.
NY Fed's Roberto Perli said the halt in bill purchases is not preset and will be adjusted based on liquidity needs, keeping the door open to resumption.
ECB's Nagel said oil has gained importance in policy decisions, rates may enter mildly restrictive territory if needed, and no second-round effects are…
Australia's preliminary S&P Global PMIs for September are due Wednesday, with markets focused on inflation signals ahead of expected RBA hike on Sep 29.