Canada July wholesale trade beats forecasts with 0.3% rise
Canada's July wholesale sales rose 0.3%, beating the -0.5% forecast, though volumes fell 0.6%.
Inflation, employment, growth data and central bank decisions, and how they reprice risk across markets.
Canada's July wholesale sales rose 0.3%, beating the -0.5% forecast, though volumes fell 0.6%.
New York's September manufacturing index fell to +7.6, well below the +15.0 forecast, from +20.6 in August.
ADP weekly employment estimate rose to 16,250 for the four weeks ending August 29, exceeding the 12,000 forecast.
Germany's ZEW economic sentiment rose less than expected in September, while the current conditions index beat forecasts, indicating cautious optimism amid…
Pentagon estimates Iran war at $33.4B, but fuel costs hit consumers with $106.5B, triple the military's figure.
UK labour market data showed further cooling in July and August, with payrolls down 26,000 and wage growth easing to 3.9%, ahead of the BOE decision.
AI leaders mull standards body after test agents go rogue; IPO delays and market dips follow, but a real pause on AI seems unlikely.
10-year Treasury yields reached 5.02% amid persistent inflation and hawkish Fed expectations, approaching pre-crisis levels.
The 10-year Treasury yield rose above 5% for the first time in three years, pressuring stocks and raising the opportunity cost for Bitcoin.
China's August data showed industrial output beating forecasts while retail sales and investment lagged, widening the gap between factory strength and…
Goldman Sachs expects the Bank of England to hold rates this week, with markets focused on the MPC's tone for hints on future moves and gilt market…
China's August retail sales rose 0.4% year-on-year, missing the 0.6% expectations, while industrial production beat forecasts.
China's new home prices fell 3.0% year-on-year in August, easing slightly from July's 3.2% drop, as the property downturn persists with uneven city-level…
The Fed may raise rates by a quarter point despite being unable to lower oil or diesel prices.
Goldman Sachs expects the Bank of Japan to hike this week and accelerate tightening, boosting yen but pressuring Nikkei.