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- BOE: Q1 Corporate Credit Available Net 6.9% vs 3.2% In Q4
- BOE: UK lenders expect to increase credit availability to households in Q2 after steady Q1
- Germany March SA Unemployment Down For 13th Consecutive Month
- Did I ever tell ya…..
- Italy February PPI +0.5% m/m, +5.3% y/y
- German March s.a jobless total -55,000 to 3.005 mln – Labour Office
- Moody’s: Cannot rule out further ratings cuts for stressed euro zone states after EU measures to tackle debt crisis
- Japan chief cabinet secretary: Considering evacuation zone on day-to-day basis, no need to widen it for now
- Cable edges higher
- Roll up, roll up, time’s a wastin….
- Japan govt considering introducing quake recovery tax – Nikkei
- FRANCE DATA: Feb PPI +0.8% m/m, +6.3% y/y; Jan +0.9%.
- French February producer prices +0.8% m/m
- Japan Feb Supermarket Sales +0.6% Y/Y, 1st Y/Y Rise in 27 Mo
- Germany’s Retail Sales Unexpectedly Weak In February
- Germany’s ILO Employment Level Hits Record High In February
- FRANCE DATA: Public deficit fell to 7.0% of GDP in…
- Correct: MNI Survey: BOJ Tankan Major Mfg Index Seen Down
- France’s Sarkozy Wants Beefed Up Yuan Role In G20 Reform Meet
- German February retail sales -0.3% m/m, +1.1% y/y
| BOE: Q1 Corporate Credit Available Net 6.9% vs 3.2% In Q4 Posted: --BOE: Q1 Corporate Credit Available Next 3M net 7.8% vs 4.8% Q4 --BOE: Q1 Secured Household Credit Available net 2.8% vs 3.4% Q4} --BOE Secured H'hold Credit Available Next 3M 14.6% vs 2.7% Q4} LONDON (MNI) - Credit availability remained broadly unchanged in Q1 with corporate credit availability ...    |
| BOE: UK lenders expect to increase credit availability to households in Q2 after steady Q1 Posted: Expect to offer more high LTV mortgages in Q2 despite weak prospects for house prices Lenders reported unexpected rise in mortgage defaults in Q1 (UNEXPECTED!!, these people should get out in the real world), expect further increase in Q2 (REALLY?) Expect availability of corporate loans to increase a little in Q2 after ...  |
| Germany March SA Unemployment Down For 13th Consecutive Month Posted: SA Unemployment: -55k (pan-German), -38k (West), -17k (East) MNI survey median: -27.5k m/m MNI survey range: -40k to -8k m/m -- FRANKFURT (MNI) - Unemployment in Germany fell for the 13th consecutive month in March by more than even the most optimistic analysts had forecast, ...  |
| Posted: I really hate month end, and this time round it's being compounded by fact it's quarter end as well!!! I get told month end flows, which experience tells me I should ignore and life just seems to get that little bit more complicated. Well we've been up to have a look at the aforementioned ...  |
| Italy February PPI +0.5% m/m, +5.3% y/y Posted: Below median forecasts of +0.7%, +5.6% respectively.  |
| German March s.a jobless total -55,000 to 3.005 mln – Labour Office Posted: Better than median forecast of -25k. Unemployment rate down to 7.1% from 7.3% in February, better than median forecast of 7.2%.  |
| Posted: Whatever.  |
| Posted: USD/JPY pretty much unchanged since Europe got in, presently at 82.70. Talk of buy orders 82.50/60, light stops below there. More stops seen through 82.25. Topside looks messy. Talk of decent sell orders starting at 83.25, but also reports of buy stops through 83.30 (not surprising given it's post-earthquake spike high)  |
| Posted: Bit late now, but was told there was going to be interest to buy cable at the fix. Whilst trying to ascertain what fix/fixes it ofcourse had a little rally. Such is life. The buying coincided with the 08:00 GMT fix and could well be month-end related. We've been to ...  |
| Roll up, roll up, time’s a wastin…. Posted: It's that time again, yes NFP's contest time!!!! Whoopeee..... Hit this link and give it your best shot  |
| Japan govt considering introducing quake recovery tax – Nikkei Posted: Considering issuance of special bonds to finance reconstruction May ask BOJ to underwrite bonds under envisioned reconstruction bill  |
| FRANCE DATA: Feb PPI +0.8% m/m, +6.3% y/y; Jan +0.9%. Posted: FRANCE DATA: Feb PPI +0.8% m/m, +6.3% y/y; Jan +0.9% m/m, +5.6% y/y --Feb manufacturing PPI +0.9% m/m, +6.3% y/y --Feb oil product prices +4.0% m/m, +35.3% y/y --Feb food and tobacco prices +1.0% m/m, +4.9% y/y --Feb industry import prices +1.1% m/m, +9.9% y/y  |
| French February producer prices +0.8% m/m Posted: Slightly above median forecast of +0.7%. EUR/USD steady after early flurry as Europe entered the fray, presently at 1.4158. Talk of sell orders clustered 1.4190/00. Trailing sell stops through 1.4080.  |
| Japan Feb Supermarket Sales +0.6% Y/Y, 1st Y/Y Rise in 27 Mo Posted: ...  |
| Germany’s Retail Sales Unexpectedly Weak In February Posted: Real, seasonally adjusted retail sales: February: -0.3 m/m, +1.1% y/y MNI survey median: +0.4% m/m MNI survey range: +0.2% to +0.9% m/m January: +0.4% m/m, +2.4% y/y (revised from +1.4%/+2.6%) -- ...  |
| Germany’s ILO Employment Level Hits Record High In February Posted: -- Feb +43k, Jan +37k, Dec +50k, Nov +41k, Oct +9k, Sep +18k FRANKFURT (MNI) - The German labour market continued to expand in February, as the number of employed hit a new record high, the Federal Statistical Office reported on Thursday. Taking into ...  |
| FRANCE DATA: Public deficit fell to 7.0% of GDP in… Posted: FRANCE DATA: Public deficit fell to 7.0% of GDP in 2010 from 7.5% in 2009, undershooting the official target by 0.7 pct point - Public debt ratio rose to 81.7% of GDP from 78.3% in 2009  |
| Correct: MNI Survey: BOJ Tankan Major Mfg Index Seen Down Posted: -- Correcting Median Forecast To +3 From +4 In 3rd Paragraph of Story Published at 0305 ET on March 25 -- Most Firms Likely Responded to March Survey Before March 11 Quake -- See Separate Table For Details Of Individual Forecasts By Shigeo Kodama TOKYO (MNI) - ...  |
| France’s Sarkozy Wants Beefed Up Yuan Role In G20 Reform Meet Posted: NANJING (MNI) - Representatives of the world's major economies gathered here Thursday for talks on reform of the global monetary system which began with French President Nicolas Sarkozy noting that recent currency movements have underlined the need for an immediate overhaul. Sarkozy told delegates ...  |
| German February retail sales -0.3% m/m, +1.1% y/y Posted: Weaker than median forecasts +0.4%, +1.8% respectively.  |
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