Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: Growth Unshackled
U.S. Review Upward and Onward Real GDP grew at a solid 4.1 percent pace during the second quarter and growth for the prior year was revised modestly higher. Real GDP is up 2.8 percent over the past year. The inflation...
The Weekly Bottom Line: Terrific 4% Growth Pace Unlikely To Last
U.S. Highlights U.S. economic growth topped 4% in Q2 for the first time since 2014. Consumer spending bounced back and resumed its leader status, but non-residential investment (+7.3%) and net exports also provided a helping hand. Residential investment remained a...
Dollar Mixed Ahead of Busy Week in the Market
The US dollar is mixed on Friday against major pairs. The US economy grew at a 4.1 percent pace on the second quarter according to the first estimate. The number came in right on the forecast which had no positive...
Australia & New Zealand Weekly: Falling Electricity Prices is a Game Changer for Australian Inflation
Week beginning 30 July 2018 Falling electricity prices is a game changer for Australian inflation. Australia: dwelling approvals, trade balance, retail sales, private credit, CoreLogic home value index. NZ: employment, wages, building consents, business confidence. China: NBS and Caixin PMIs....
Week Ahead – BoJ, Fed, BoE Policy Decisions Awaited; Eurozone GDP and US Jobs Report also in Focus
It’s going to be a big week for central banks as the Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan and the Bank of England hold policy meetings in the next seven days. Economic data will also be at the forefront with...
Super Week Ahead: BOE, BOJ, FED and NFP
In reaction to today’s US GDP release, the US dollar eased back slightly after it had staged a bounce the day before. As my colleague Matt Weller reported earlier, the first estimate of second quarter growth for the world’s largest...
US GDP: Growth Favors Drift up in Market and Fed Funds Rates
GDP grew 4.1 percent, with gains in consumer spending, business investment and government spending—the classic C+I+G of demand. Year-over-year PCE grew 2.2 percent—enough to sustain higher interest rates. Real Final Sales: Benchmark to Domestic Strength Despite the headline GDP number,...
Strong Domestic and Foreign Demand Drove GDP Growth to 4.1% in the Second Quarter
The U.S. economy grew at a 4.1% annualized pace in the second quarter, largely in line with consensus expectation (4.2%) and our June forecast of 4.3% growth. A strong expansion in consumer spending, business investment and exports helped drive growth...
The Curve Showed A Slight Bear Flattening
Markets Yesterday, changes in US yields were limited (about 1 bp or less). The curve showed a slight bear flattening. US data were OK, leaving market expectations for a 4% + Q2 GDP growth intact. European yields declined slightly during...
Cautious Trading Session In Asia Ahead Of Upcoming US GDP Data
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