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- Analysis: EMU PPI Inflation Still An Energy Story In March
- EMU DATA: Industrial output prices in the Eurozone…
- Euro zone March PPI +0.7% m/m, +6.7% y/y
- UK April CIPS Manufacturing PMI Hits Seven-Month Low
- UK April CIPS Manufacturing PMI Hits Seven-Month Low
- EUR/USD extends recovery
- EUR/GBP lifted by poor UK manufacturing PMI
- UK April manufacturing PMI 54.6. Ughhhh
- So much for…….
- UK Forecasts: April PMI Manufacturing
- BOE King:Long-Term Rate Rises Would Have ‘Severe’ Consequences
- EUR/USD slips through 1.4800; stops noted
- Cable touch easier in early trade
- USD/JPY steady in early Europe
- Should have stayed on holiday
- Greek FinMin: Haircuts on debt would be a huge mistake
- Irish manufacturing PMI rises to 56.0 in April
- India central bank raises repo rate 50 bps to 7.25%
- Bank of England Governor Mervyn King warns on interest rate rise
- South Korea not considering new steps to control capital flows “as of now” – Finance Minister
| Analysis: EMU PPI Inflation Still An Energy Story In March Posted: March: +0.7% m/m, +6.7% y/y MNI survey median: +0.5% m/m, +6.5% y/y MNI survey range: +0.4% to +1.3% m/m February: +0.8% m/m, +6.6% y/y FRANKFURT (MNI) - Eurozone producer price inflation was stronger than expected in March, fueled by further and increasingly stronger ... |
| EMU DATA: Industrial output prices in the Eurozone… Posted: EMU DATA: Industrial output prices in the Eurozone rose more than generally expected in March, up 0.7% on the month and 6.7% on the year, Eurostat reported on Tuesday. -- EMU March PPI above MNI median m/m fcast (+0.5%) -- EMU March PPI above MNI median y/y fcast (+6.5%) -- EMU ... |
| Euro zone March PPI +0.7% m/m, +6.7% y/y Posted: Marginally firmer than median forecasts of +0.6%, +6.6% respectively. |
| UK April CIPS Manufacturing PMI Hits Seven-Month Low Posted: --UK Apr CIPS Manufacturing PMI 54.6: Down From 56.7 In March - Markit ... |
| UK April CIPS Manufacturing PMI Hits Seven-Month Low Posted: --UK Apr CIPS Manufacturing PMI 54.6: Down From 56.7 In March - Markit ... |
| Posted: Amid talk of hedge fund buying. Aforementioned trailing buy stops through 1.4790 have been tripped and we're up at 1.4800. Update: More buy stops through 1.4810. Presently 1.4805. |
| EUR/GBP lifted by poor UK manufacturing PMI Posted: Presently up at .8970. The PMI data was a 7-month low. Talk now of .9000 barrier option interest in the cross. |
| UK April manufacturing PMI 54.6. Ughhhh Posted: Way lower than median forecast of 56.9. Rumour had the data being "soft." I'd say "very soft" would have been more accurate. Cable slumps to 1.6496 session low. |
| Posted: Large stops through 1.4760. We got as low as 1.4754 before rebounding. Well-trodden 1.4750-1.4900 range intact. We're back up at 1.4775. Talk momentum player buy stops through 1.4790 now. |
| UK Forecasts: April PMI Manufacturing Posted: ... |
| BOE King:Long-Term Rate Rises Would Have ‘Severe’ Consequences Posted: ... |
| EUR/USD slips through 1.4800; stops noted Posted: We're presently at 1.4790. Earlier had reports of buy orders clustered 1.4750/70. Now just getting reports of "large" stops through 1.4760. Should be interesting if we can get down to 1.4755/60 area. Someone wake me up if we do...... Elsewhere, stops have been tripped in cable through 1.6580 and we've been all the ... |
| Cable touch easier in early trade Posted: Cable down at 1.6600, touch easier from around 1.6620 when I arrived three hours ago. UK data due today: 08:30 GMT: Manufacturing PMI for April expected 57.0 from previous 57.1 10:00 GMT: CBI reported sales for April expected unchanged 15 Talk of sell stops through 1.6580. |
| USD/JPY steady in early Europe Posted: Sits at 81.05, effectively unchanged from when I arrived. There was a brief dip below 81.00 which reached session low 80.87. Reports on "semi-official" buy interest below 81.00 is lending tenuous support at the moment. UPDATE: Wasn't sure who "semi official" was, BIS or Kampo. Now looks like BIS the semi ... |
| Posted: EUR/USD back at 1.4813 in a very slow start to European trading. Reports have buy orders clustered down at 1.4770/90, sell orders clustered 1.4850/70. If anyone knows where the stop orders are please let me know. |
| Greek FinMin: Haircuts on debt would be a huge mistake Posted: Yada, yada, yada.... EUR/USD touch firmer at 1.4830 amid reports of Asian central bank purchases. Who would have thunk it? |
| Irish manufacturing PMI rises to 56.0 in April Posted: From 55.7 in March. |
| India central bank raises repo rate 50 bps to 7.25% Posted: Clear need to persist with anti-inflationary stance Cumulative impact of policy actions will contribute to moderation in inflation, growth Moderating growth should ease demand-side pressures in second half of FY2012 Reducing inflation, even at cost of some growth in short-run, should take precedence |
| Bank of England Governor Mervyn King warns on interest rate rise Posted: Doesn't sound like we'll be seeing an interest rate hike at this weeks' MPC meet. |
| South Korea not considering new steps to control capital flows “as of now” – Finance Minister Posted: Not considering restrictions on NDF trades To propose doubling Asia emergency fund at ASEAN+3 FinMin meeting Capital flows, inflation, commodities prices among key topics at meeting |
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