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Eurozone March Unemployme ...

Latest data from Eurostat indicates Europe's unemployment rate at 10.9%, the highest since 1999 when the Euro was born. Slow

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Eurozone & China April PM ...

Eurozone & China April PMI’s – summarised in 5 key charts

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If You Can't Beat 'Em, Jo ...

Yesterday, the minutes of the most recently concluded MPC monetary policy meeting revealed that Adam Posen, one of the two du

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AustralianNew Car Sales F ...

New motor vehicle sales in Australia increased 4 percent from a month earlier in seasonally adjusted terms in March, the Aust

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Chinese economic data sur ...

Different readings between rival Chinese manufacturing surveys for March had analysts searching for answers Monday, with some

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China manufacturing activ ...

This morning (Sunday 1 April 2012) marked the release of China’s official Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) and the HSBC/Mark

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U.S. Durable and Capital ...

Today, the U.S. Census Bureau published its monthly report on the changes in U.S. durable goods manufactures' shipments, inve

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Europe’s Economic Woes ...

If you are not convinced that China Manufacturing data is bad coming in at 48.1 where for the past five months it has been co

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Daily Outlook - China Slo ...

The USD saw a weak HSBC Chinese PMI print for March at 48.1 vs. 49.6 along with concerns that world's largest manufacturer wa

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IMF Requires More Austeri ...

The IMF is starting to shake its big tail again. Requiring 12 billion euros of more austerity measures for Greece to close th

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Manufacturing

UK Manufacturing Slowdown Continues as PMI Comes in Weaker

posted by FXTimes 330 days ago in GBP, Fundamental, Manufacturing

We had waiting for the UK manufacturing data this week to give us an indication into how the UK economy fared in June and as this indicator had been weaker than expected 3 months in a row prior to June. Well, we got another weaker report as the P

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Negative Data From China, Europe, and UK Increases Risk-Off

posted by FXTimes 338 days ago in EUR, Fundamental, Manufacturing

The major shortage of good news as we see China slowing down, doubts surfacing about the Greek austerity measures, Bernanke flagging weaker growth in the US, and UK data continuing to disappoint left traders with few avenues but the "risk-off" tr

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UK Manufacturing Output Grim in April, Pound Sold

posted by FXTimes 351 days ago in GBP, Fundamental, Manufacturing

Today, we saw UK fundamentals give the GBP/USD a jolt as manufacturing output for the 1st month of the 2Q was deeply negative, sliding at its fastest pace in 2 years. The danger is that manufacturing and exports are expected to help power economi

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Do the BoE Doves Still Outnumber the Hawks?

posted by eToro 351 days ago in GBP, Fundamental, Manufacturing

Yesterday, the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee left their benchmark interest rate at 0.5%, as was widely expected by markets and analysts alike. That makes this the 27th consecutive month of low interest rates, even in the face of ri

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ISM Manufacturing Index Drops Sharply in May, Which Way USD?

posted by FXTimes 360 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Manufacturing

The Manufacturing PMI showed its biggest 1 month drop since 1984, with the index coming in at 53.5 compared to April’s 60.4. Forecasts were for a much smaller decline to the 57-58 range. Regional manufacturing surveys have underperformed all mont

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A$ may be poised for further gains

posted by ramillav 361 days ago in AUD, Daily, Manufacturing

The Aussie dollar has recorded solid gains in domestic trade with price action now peaking around daily highs of 107.5 US cents.

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US Data Soft, Chicago PMI and Consume Confidence Disappoint

posted by FXTimes 361 days ago in Fundamental, Manufacturing, Consumer

Risk-on trading took a pause as the US posted its Chicago PMI and Conference Board Consumer Confidence index, both coming in weaker than expected, and continuing the theme of softening US fundamental data. The Dollar slipped against the Yen, givi

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US Durable Orders Continue Recent String of Weak US Data

posted by FXTimes 367 days ago in USD, Fundamental, Manufacturing

US durable goods orders – those designed to last more than 3 years – fell by 3.6% in April, a figure that was lower than forecasts, led by declines in airplanes and supply disruptions to auto manufacturers. That will undercut the USD from an inte

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NY Empire State Manufacturing Index Falls Below Expectations

posted by Benzinga 376 days ago in USD, EUR, Manufacturing

Share 0diggsdigg Email Article Print Article The U.S. economy posted another bad result today, after NY Empire State Manufacturing Index fell below analysts' expectations in May. According to Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the index f

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UK Manufacturing slows to a Seven Month low

posted by TraderManagement 389 days ago in GBP, Manufacturing

UK PMI fell to 54.6 in April; the lowest recording on the index since September 2010. Whilst the index remains above the all important 50.0 level, the data will prove disappointing as the British manufacturing sector had, hitherto, proven to be

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British Manufacturing PMI Plunges – GBP/USD Follows

posted by forexcrunch 421 days ago in GBP, Manufacturing

The purchasing managers’ index for Britain’s manufacturing sector dropped to 57.1 points. Early expectations stood on a fall from 61.5 to 60.7 points. The pound, that managed to settle above support in recent days, now falls.

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Looking Ahead to Tomorrow: NFP, Manufacturing, ECB Rates

posted by FXTimes 422 days ago in Fundamental, Employment, Manufacturing

The end of the week will be a busy one as we get manufacturing data from China, the US, UK and Japan. In Europe we continue to have these battling dynamics between higher inflation and the anticipation for the start of the ECB rate tightening cam

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