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United States Goods Trade Balance: $-119.6B (July) vs previous $-118.8B
United States Goods Trade Balance: $-119.6B (July) vs previous $-118.8B
United States Nonfarm Productivity meets forecasts (1.4%) in 2Q
United States Nonfarm Productivity meets forecasts (1.4%) in 2Q
United States Unit Labor Costs below forecasts (1.3%) in 2Q: Actual (1.2%)
United States Unit Labor Costs below forecasts (1.3%) in 2Q: Actual (1.2%)
Canada Exports declined to $76.14B in July from previous $77.49B
Canada Exports declined to $76.14B in July from previous $77.49B
Canada Imports rose from previous $73.63B to $75.37B in July
Canada Imports rose from previous $73.63B to $75.37B in July
Canada International Merchandise Trade came in at $0.77B, below expectations ($3.6B) in July
Canada International Merchandise Trade came in at $0.77B, below expectations ($3.6B) in July
United States Continuing Jobless Claims climbed from previous 1.778M to 1.779M in August 21
United States Continuing Jobless Claims climbed from previous 1.778M to 1.779M in August 21
United States Goods and Services Trade Balance came in at $-88.6B, above expectations ($-90B) in July
United States Goods and Services Trade Balance came in at $-88.6B, above expectations ($-90B) in July
United States Initial Jobless Claims 4-week average: 207.25K (August 28) vs 205.5K
United States Initial Jobless Claims 4-week average: 207.25K (August 28) vs 205.5K
United States Initial Jobless Claims came in at 206K, above forecasts (205K) in August 28
United States Initial Jobless Claims came in at 206K, above forecasts (205K) in August 28
Canada Labor Productivity (QoQ) registered at 1% above expectations (0.7%) in 2Q
Canada Labor Productivity (QoQ) registered at 1% above expectations (0.7%) in 2Q
Euro: ECB succession and data support resilience – BNY
BNY’s Geoff Yu notes that Eurozone assets remain supported by steady composite PMI readings and improving signs in German demand, while speculation over ECB leadership succession grows.
Pound Sterling falls to one-month low against surging Japanese Yen
GBP/JPY extends its steep decline on Thursday as the Japanese Yen (JPY) strengthens sharply across the board for the second consecutive day. The cross fell 1.13% on Wednesday and is down around 1.60% at the time of writing, trading near 210.60, its lowest level in a month.