August German jobless figures rise less than forecast
German unemployment rose by 4,000 in August, less than the expected 5,000, while the jobless rate held at 6.4%.
German unemployment rose by 4,000 in August, less than the expected 5,000, while the jobless rate held at 6.4%.
Lloyds' business confidence index rose 4 points to +53% in August, a five-month high, while the share of firms planning price rises fell to 51%.
Consumer confidence in New Zealand eased 1 point to 98.0 in August, with inflation expectations steady at 4.7%, ahead of the RBNZ's September 2 policy decision.
Tokyo headline CPI matched forecasts at 1.9%; core CPI beat at 1.8%. July unemployment fell to 2.4%.
France Q2 GDP unchanged at 0.0% q/q, missing preliminary +0.2% reading. Annual growth +0.5%.
Almost 90% of economists in a Reuters poll expect the RBNZ to hike rates to 2.75% on September 2, with further tightening ahead.
US will press G20 on growth, imbalances and Iran sanctions compliance at Asheville talks, Treasury official says.
Tokyo's August core CPI beat forecasts, rising to 1.8% y/y, while core-core hit 2.0%, supporting expectations for a BOJ rate hike at the September policy…
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Goldman Sachs estimates Gulf oil exports recovering to 15-16 million bpd, still far below pre-war levels, while noting adaptive shipping behavior.
Beijing is pushing infrastructure and private investment, focusing on six-network construction, while MOFCOM sees service-trade tailwinds in H2.
BNZ expects the RBNZ to hike 25bp in September and signal further tightening as inflation and growth stay strong.
Morgan Stanley predicts Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will not provide short-term interest rate guidance in his Jackson Hole speech, instead focusing on long-term…
BofA's model sees month-end rebalancing flows as mildly supportive for the dollar, with minor outflows expected in EUR/USD and GBP/USD.
Yen slide towards 160 keeps markets alert for G20 signals on possible joint intervention by Japan and US.