posted by
peekaboo
510 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, Manufacturing
Manufacturing has been spearheading a good portion of the US recovery, along with consumer spending, as housing contues to lag. November’s reading was fairly strong, as our 3 key sub-gauges – new orders, production, and employment were all above
posted by
gamesmist
512 days ago
in Manufacturing
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posted by
FXTimes
513 days ago
in USD, Employment, Manufacturing
We end the year with upbeat economic reports from the US on manufacturing, home sales and unemployment claims. While that helped the USD stem a sell-off vs the Yen, the USD remained pressured to end 2010, hitting record lows against the Swiss Fra
posted by
FXTimes
513 days ago
in Fundamental, Employment, Manufacturing
Today’s US weekly jobless claims and Chicago Business Barometer reports were much better than expected, ending the year on a good note for US data. It undoes some of the concern following earlier reports this showing poor consumer confidence and
posted by
FXTimes
513 days ago
in AUD, Fundamental, Manufacturing
China released its manufacturing data for December, and while the index slid slightly to 54.4 from 55.3, it still showed strong activity to end the 4th quarter. There are some signs of slowdown, and watching China’s growth will be key to how the
posted by
FXTimes
520 days ago
in Fundamental, Manufacturing, Consumer
As we head into the thin liquidity of pre-Christmas trading, we did have a good amount of data to digest from the US. Overall, today’s reports – with higher personal spending and more spending by business on capital goods – reinforcing the theme
posted by
FXTimes
528 days ago
in Fundamental, Inflation, Manufacturing
US inflation picked up in November, with the core annual rate increasing, which helped firm the USD on rising yields. Also helping was a strong Empire Manufacturing index report. It adds more positive news to the US data stream.
posted by
dennis
535 days ago
in GBP, GDP, Manufacturing
Sterling hit the highest level against the US dollar for two weeks yesterday, as better than expected UK manufacturing figures and a strong GDP estimate helped point towards a continued economic recovery.
posted by
Arnaud
540 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, Manufacturing
Nonfarm Payrolls increased by 39,000 compared to consensus estimates which called for an increase of 150,000. Private payrolls rose by 50,000 compared to expectations for a 175,000 increase.
posted by
peekaboo
540 days ago
in USD, Manufacturing, Consumer
Several important indicators, such as consumer confidence, manufacturing and retail activity, are showing modest positive signs.
posted by
friendlydude
542 days ago
in USD, CAD, Manufacturing
The loonie added 0.72 cents to 98.13 cents US in the early morning. Commodities prices rose on reports that China's manufacturing boom accelerated in November.
posted by
Cittiperth
542 days ago
in AUD, Inflation, Manufacturing
Manufacturing activity softened last month due to the strong Australian dollar, rising interest rates and skills shortages.