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US Price Pressures Remain Sticky
The headline and core PCE price indexes in the US rose by 0.3% mom in March, the same as in February, and matching market expectations. Meanwhile, the annual PCE rate accelerated to 2.7%, above expectations of 2.6% and the annual core rose by 2.8%, the same in the previous month, and above forecasts of 2.6%.
US Personal Spending Rises More than Forecast
Personal spending in the United States increased by 0.8% from the previous month in March 2024, maintaining the same pace as in February and surpassing market expectations of a 0.6% growth. Spending on goods surged by 1.3% (compared to 0.8% in February), buoyed by higher expenditures on gasoline and other energy goods, including motor vehicle fuels, lubricants, and fluids, as well as other nondurable goods such as recreational items, and food and beverages. Meanwhile, spending on services rose by 0.6% (compared to 0.8% in February), with consumers allocating more funds to healthcare, including outpatient and hospital services, and housing and utilities, particularly housing-related expenses.
4 hours ago
US Consumer Sentiment Falls More than Anticipated
The University of Michigan consumer sentiment for the US was revised lower to 77.2 in April 2024 from a preliminary of 77.9, and compared to 79.4 in March which was the highest level since July 2021. Both current conditions (79 vs 79.3 in the preliminary estimate) and expectations (76 vs 77) declined more than initially expected. "Overall, consumers continue to express uncertainty about the future trajectory of the economy pending the outcomes of the upcoming election, but at this time there is no evidence that global geopolitical factors are on the forefront of consumers' minds", according to Surveys of Consumers Director Joanne Hsu. Meanwhile, inflation expectations for the year ahead were revised higher to 3.2% from 3.1% while the five-year outlook was confirmed at 3%.
3 hours ago
S&P and Nasdaq Rise, Microsoft and Alphabet Shine
The S&P 500 gained 0.6% and the Nasdaq added 1.4% while the Dow Jones swung around the flatline on Friday, as investors were monitoring recent data and corporate earnings. PCE inflation report confirmed that price pressures in the US are elevated. Both monthly headline and core measures matched expectations at 0.3% while the annual gauges surprised on the upside. Traders also welcomed quarterly results from Alphabet and Microsoft. Microsoft soared over 2.7% after its earnings and revenue topped forecasts. Also, Alphabet jumped 10% after its results beat estimates and the company announced its first dividend. On the other hand, Intel declined nearly 11.3% after a disappointing revenue outlook. Exxon Mobil lost 3% after an earnings miss and Chevron fell 0.6% as its profit came below estimates. For the week, the S&P 500 gained 1.6%, and the Nasdaq rose over 2%, its first positive week in five, while the Dow Jones increased by 0.3%.
3 hours ago
Copper Surges to 2-Year High
Copper surged toward $4.6 per pound and briefly broke the threshold of $10,000 per tonne for the first time in two years in London, as growing supply worries and bullish long-term demand spurred a fresh round of speculative buying. Persistent issues in copper ore mining threatened inputs for smelters and treatment plants, most recently underscored by the shutdown of Cobre Panama, the world’s largest open-pit copper mine, suspended activity in Zambia due to power shortages, and hampered output in South America due to political protests. Consequently, the lower margins for major smelters in China, the world’s top producer, drove industry groups to plan for a 10% reduction in output for this year. The large costs of committing to new mines drove industry players to attempt M&A activity with rivals instead of starting new projects, recently headlined by BHP’s attempt to buy Anglo American. Meanwhile, copper’s usage in the global efforts of electrification continued to support fund buying.
5 hours ago
Yen Weakens Past 156 Per Dollar as BOJ Holds Rates
The Japanese yen weakened past 156 per dollar, breaching that level for the first time since May 1990 as the Bank of Japan held interest rates steady as widely expected despite pressure from a sharp depreciation of the yen. Also, the central bank dropped wording on buying the same amount of bonds as before, revised its inflation forecasts higher and said the economy will likely keep growing at a healthy pace. Meanwhile, data showed Tokyo’s core inflation rate slowed to a 2-year low of 1.6% in April due largely to distortions from the start of education subsidies. The yen lost about 10% against the dollar so far this year as the BOJ held rates at near-zero levels despite elevated interest rates in other major economies, prompting traders to borrow yen and invest in higher-yielding currencies. Markets continued to watch for signals from Japanese authorities on whether they would intervene in the currency markets again to arrest the yen’s slide.
13 hours ago
Eurozone Household Credit Growth Hits New 9-Year Low
Bank lending to households in the Eurozone increased by 0.2% year-on-year to €6.875 trillion in March 2024, easing from a 0.3% rise in the previous month. It was the slowest pace of credit growth since February 2015, as the European Central Bank's tightening measures implemented over the past months continued to weigh on consumer demand. Additionally, lending to companies rose by 0.4% to €5.132 trillion, following a 0.3% advance in February. Overall private sector credit growth, encompassing both households and non-financial corporations, picked up to 0.8% from 0.7%.
8 hours ago
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Index
Stock
Bond
Crypto
Actual
Chg
%Chg
Crude Oil
83.910
0.15
0.18%
Brent
89.450
0.34
0.38%
Natural gas
1.9121
0.07
-3.72%
Gasoline
2.7680
0.00
0.02%
Heating Oil
2.5637
0.01
0.35%
Gold
2335.76
5.30
0.23%
Silver
27.263
0.09
-0.34%
Copper
4.5594
0.02
0.46%
Soybeans
1160.72
0.66
0.06%
Wheat
609.15
11.36
-1.83%
Coal
135.75
0.25
0.18%
Steel
3572.00
2.00
0.06%
Iron Ore
109.68
0.45
0.41%
TTF Gas
29.40
0.50
-1.68%
Lumber
506.07
7.58
-1.47%
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Actual
Chg
%Chg
EURUSD
1.06947
0.0032
-0.30%
GBPUSD
1.24844
0.0023
-0.18%
AUDUSD
0.65298
0.0008
0.12%
NZDUSD
0.59410
0.0016
-0.27%
USDJPY
157.647
2.0290
1.30%
USDCNY
7.26624
0.0101
0.14%
USDCHF
0.91393
0.0012
0.13%
USDCAD
1.36730
0.0014
0.10%
USDMXN
17.1451
0.0581
-0.34%
USDINR
83.3978
0.0998
0.12%
USDBRL
5.11330
0.0469
-0.91%
USDRUB
91.7200
0.2175
-0.24%
USDKRW
1377.45
5.6500
0.41%
USDTRY
32.4540
0.0840
-0.26%
DXY
106.028
0.4237
0.40%
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Actual
Chg
%Chg
US500
5105.13
57
1.12%
US30
38277
191
0.50%
US100
17733
302
1.73%
JP225
38301
673
1.79%
GB100
8167
88
1.09%
DE40
18205
287
1.60%
FR40
8109
93
1.16%
IT40
34296
357
1.05%
ES35
11166
182
1.66%
ASX200
7595
88
-1.15%
SHANGHAI
3089
36
1.17%
SENSEX
73730
609
-0.82%
TSX
21987
101
0.46%
MOEX
3452
10
0.30%
IBOVESPA
126525
1,879
1.51%
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Actual
Chg
%Chg
Apple
170.02
0.14
0.08%
Tesla
171.52
1.34
0.79%
Microsoft
408.57
9.09
2.28%
Amazon
180.18
6.56
3.78%
Meta
438.68
3.24
-0.73%
Nvidia
874.72
48.44
5.86%
Visa
275.19
0.23
-0.08%
JPMorgan
194.09
0.66
0.34%
Intel
31.77
3.35
-9.54%
J&J
146.53
0.31
-0.21%
P&G
161.49
1.03
-0.63%
Exxon Mobil
118.01
3.13
-2.58%
3M
92.01
0.62
0.68%
Goldman Sachs
427.82
8.08
1.93%
Caterpillar
344.34
6.28
1.86%
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Actual
Chg
%Chg
United States
4.6700
0.034
-0.03%
United Kingdom
4.3260
0.046
-0.05%
Japan
0.9280
0.030
0.03%
Australia
4.5430
0.047
-0.05%
Germany
2.5715
0.060
-0.06%
Brazil
11.6345
0.111
0.00%
Russia
14.4500
0.180
0.18%
India
7.1990
0.005
-0.01%
Canada
3.8620
0.042
-0.04%
Italy
3.8850
0.100
-0.10%
France
3.0640
0.065
-0.07%
South Africa
11.0580
0.127
-0.13%
China
2.2050
0.060
-0.06%
Switzerland
0.7130
0.004
0.00%
Chile
6.1600
0.030
0.03%
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Actual
Chg
%Chg
Bitcoin
63684
810
-1.26%
Ether
3117.31
42.5879
-1.35%
Binance
598.6
13.0000
-2.13%
Cardano
0.46450
0.0062
-1.32%
Solana
141.8763
3.2637
-2.25%
Ripple
0.52164
0.0040
-0.75%
Polkadot
6.80
0.0656
-0.95%
Avalanche
34.98
0.6400
-1.80%
Polygon
0.70
0.0169
-2.34%
Cosmos
8.23
0.0955
-1.15%
Dai
0.99902
0.0008
-0.08%
Litecoin
86.600
2.7500
3.28%
Uniswap
7.58
0.3861
-4.85%
Algorand
0.20
0.0057
-2.82%
Bitcoin Cash
481.49
2.2400
0.47%
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Country
GDP
GDP Growth
Interest Rate
Inflation Rate
Jobless Rate
Gov. Budget
Debt/GDP
Current Account
Population
United States
25440
1.60
5.50
3.50
3.80
-5.80
129.00
-3.00
335.89
China
17963
1.60
3.45
0.10
5.20
-7.40
77.10
1.50
1409.67
Euro Area
14136
0.00
4.50
2.40
6.50
-3.60
88.60
1.90
345.41
Japan
4232
0.10
0.00
2.70
2.60
-6.40
263.90
1.80
123.99
Germany
4082
-0.30
4.50
2.20
5.90
-2.50
63.60
5.90
84.40
India
3417
1.70
6.50
4.85
7.64
-5.80
86.54
-2.00
1373.76
United Kingdom
3089
-0.30
5.25
3.20
4.20
-4.40
97.60
-3.30
67.79
France
2779
0.00
4.50
2.30
7.50
-5.50
110.60
-0.70
68.14
Russia
2240
-0.80
16.00
7.70
2.80
-1.90
17.20
10.30
145.60
Canada
2138
0.20
5.00
2.90
6.10
-1.30
107.00
-0.40
40.80
Italy
2050
0.17
4.50
1.18
7.50
-7.20
137.30
0.50
58.98
Brazil
1920
0.00
10.75
3.93
7.80
-4.60
72.87
-2.92
215.31
Australia
1693
0.20
4.35
3.60
3.80
-1.40
22.30
1.80
26.27