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May 15, 2024 12:00 AM UTC
EMERGING ASIA
EM currencies perform individually against the USD as the greenback yo-yo on stronger PPI and Fed speaker's comment. THB saw the largest gains of 0.41%, followed by MYR 0.25%, SGD 0.13%, PHP 0.04% and INR 0.02%; the biggest losers are IDR 0.12%, KRW 0.07% and TWD 0.02%.
USD/CNH is tradin
May 14, 2024 6:01 PM UTC
We expect April durable goods orders to fall by 0.8% after a rise of 0.9% in March (after annual revisions were released on May 14) with a 0.3% increase ex transport to follow an unchanged March. Underlying trend remains close to flat.
May 14, 2024 3:29 PM UTC
We expect existing home sales to be unchanged at 4.19m in April, pausing after a 4.3% decline in March corrected a strong 9.5% increase in February. We expect to see trend move lower in the coming months, but there are no clear signals for a second straight decline in April.
May 14, 2024 2:35 PM UTC
The Brazilian Central Bank's latest meeting revealed a shift in forward-guidance, reducing the cut from 50bps to 25bps. While no immediate actions were taken, the minutes highlighted worsening conditions in three key areas: External Environment, Fiscal, and Economic Activity. Despite split votes on
May 14, 2024 2:02 PM UTC
After a 0.7% increase in March, we expect April retail sales to rise by only 0.3%. Ex autos we expect a 0.2% increase to follow a 1.1% rise in March, while ex autos and gasoline we expect sales to be unchanged after a 1.0% increase in March which was the strongest since October 2022.
May 14, 2024 1:48 PM UTC
We expect April CPI to rise by 0.4% overall for a third straight month but with the ex food and energy pace slowing to 0.3% after three straight months at 0.4%. We expect the strong start to the year to fade as the year progresses, though April PPI strength was disappointing and inflationary pressur
May 14, 2024 1:17 PM UTC
April PPI surprised on the upside with gains of 0.5% overall and ex food and energy, with ex food, energy and trade up by 0.4%. The upside surprise is however largely offset by downward revisions to March, both overall and ex food and energy to -0.1% from +0.2%, though March ex food, energy and tr
May 14, 2024 8:40 AM UTC
As we have underscored repeatedly, the BoE has come to regard the official ONS average earnings data with some suspicion given response rates to the surveys that have fallen towards just 10%. But the BoE will not be able to dismiss the latest earnings data given that alternative (and more author