Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: A Trade War Armistice? Don’t Make it a Holiday Yet
U.S. Review A Trade War Armistice? Don’t Make it a Holiday Yet Optimism soared this week on hopes of a forthcoming trade deal, as equity markets hit all-time highs and the yield curve steepened. Due to the lack of concrete...
The Weekly Bottom Line: The Deal With The Deal
U.S. Highlights It was a relatively quiet week for economic data. The trade deficit narrowed a bit in September, but new tariffs appear to have weighed on both exports and imports. The ISM non-manufacturing index followed its manufacturing counterpart higher...
Forward Guidance: Data Lull Leaves Trade Developments in Focus
Next week is a light one for Canadian economic data—existing home sales the only major indicator—meaning focus will remain on the will they-won’t they of US-China trade talks. Last week saw growing optimism that the two countries will strike a...
Week ahead – Trade War, UK, RBNZ, Banxico, Spain
This week has been a little slow, trade deal speculation and baffling UK election gaffs aside. There’s a lot more economic data to come over the next week, with particular focus it seems on the UK and China. Unfortunately, both...
Week ahead – German Recession, RBNZ Rate Decision, and a Flood of Data
The RBNZ will be the lone major central bank to decide on rates next week, but that doesn’t mean the schedule is light, as there’s an abundance of key economic data ripe for release. German growth figures will reveal if...
Canada: Hiring Takes a Pause in October
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Asia Stuck In Friday Tariff-Jam
The schizophrenic nature of the financial markets of late was highlighted overnight as the mid-week gloom turned to glee overnight. The medication used in this case was an announcement by the Chinese Commerce Ministry that China and the US had...
China’s Trade Data May Call for a Phase One Deal
China is scheduled to report its trade statistics early on Friday at a time when Washington and Beijing are seeking to sign the so-called phase one deal possibly early next month. The results, however, followed by a not-so encouraging US...
What Next For BoE?
Not-so-super Thursday is upon us again and once again, the Bank of England has very little to offer. Brexit delays and uncertainty have made normalizing monetary policy and providing accurate forecasts and guidance almost impossible for the central bank and...
Market Brief: Stronger Eurozone Data Lifts Euro
At 13:30 GMT, the euro and yen were the strongest while North American dollars brought up the rear. Gold edged higher, stocks were mixed and bond yields fell back a little after yesterday’s gains. It has been a quieter session...
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