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Thursday, 3 December, 2020

Philippines Data Due On Friday

Dollar Loses Further Ground Against Peers

Treasuries Move Back To The Upside Ahead Of Monthly Jobs Report

Oil Futures Recover After Early Weakness, Settle Moderately Higher

Gold Futures Settle Higher For 3rd Straight Day As Dollar Slides Again

Treasury Reveals Details Of Long-Term Securities Auctions

U.S. Service Sector Growth Slows Modestly In November

*ISM U.S. Services PMI Edges Down To 55.9 In November

U.S. Jobless Claims Drop Much More Than Expected To 712,000

Dollar Little Changed After U.S. Jobless Claims

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Drop Much More Than Expected

*U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Drop To 712,000 In Week Ended 11/28

Dollar Drops Ahead Of U.S. Jobless Claims

*Brazil Q3 GDP Rises 7.7% On Quarter, Consensus 9%

*Brazil Q3 GDP Falls 3.9% On Year Vs. -10.9% In Q2, Consensus -3.5%

Euro Weakens After Eurozone Business Activity Contracts

South Africa Private Sector Growth Slows In November

Eurozone Retail Sales Rise More Than Expected

UK Service Sector Shrinks Less Than Estimated In November

Russia Service Sector Activity Falls At Softer Pace

Slovakia Retail Sales Growth Slows In October

Turkey Consumer Price Inflation, Producer Prices Rise In November

India Service Sector Growth Slows In November

Gold Gains On Dollar Weakness

Egypt Non-oil Private Sector Growth Slows In November

Oil Edges Lower As OPEC+ Resume Talks On Oil Policy

Eurozone Private Sector Returns To Contraction In November

Romania Retail Sales Rise Further

*Lebanon Nov PMI 42.4 Vs. 43.3 In October

*Ghana Nov PMI 52.5 Vs. 53.1 In October

*Eurozone Oct Retail Sales Up 4.3% On Year, Consensus 2.7%

*Eurozone Oct Retail Sales Rise 1.5% On Month, Consensus +0.8%

Hungary Retail Sales Fall For Third Month

Sweden Service Sector Expands For Fourth Month

Pound Little Changed After U.K. Composite PMI Data

*UK Nov Final Composite Output Index 49.0 Vs. 52.1 In Oct, Flash 47.4

*UK Nov Final Services PMI 47.6 Vs. 51.4 In Oct, Flash 45.8

Pound Mixed Ahead Of U.K. Composite PMI Data

Euro Little Changed After Eurozone PMI

*Eurozone Nov Final Services PMI 41.7 Vs. 46.9 In Oct, Flash 41.3

*Eurozone Nov Final Composite Output Index 45.3 Vs. 50.0 In Oct, Flash 45.1

*Germany Nov Final Composite PMI 51.7 Vs. 55.0 In Oct, Flash 52.0

*Germany Nov Final Services PMI 46.0. Vs. 49.5 In Oct, Flash 46.2

*France Nov Final Composite PMI 40.6 Vs. 47.5 In Oct, Flash 39.9

*France Nov Final Services PMI 38.8 Vs. 46.5 In Oct, Flash 38.0

*Italy Nov Composite PMI 42.7 Vs. 49.2 In October

*Italy Nov Services PMI 39.4 Vs. 46.7 In Oct, Consensus 41.3

Euro Mixed Ahead Of PMI Reports

Saudi Arabia Non-Oil Private Sector Grows For Third Month

Ireland Service Sector Falls Sharply In November

*Spain Nov Composite PMI 41.7 Vs. 44.1 In October

*Spain Nov Services PMI 39.5 Vs. 41.4 In Oct, Consensus 36.6

*Hungary Oct Retail Sales Up 1.2% On Month

*Hungary Oct Retail Sales -1.9% On Year Vs. -2.0% In September

*South Africa PMI 50.3 Vs. 51.0 In October: IHS Markit

*Sweden Nov Composite PMI 58.7 Vs. 56.2 In October

*Romania Oct Retail Sales +1.8% On Month Vs. +3.0% In September

*Sweden Nov Services PMI 58.6 Vs. 55.3 In October

*Romania Oct Retail Sales Up 5.7% On Year 4.7% In September

*Turkey Nov Producer Prices Rise 4.08% On Month

*Turkey Nov Producer Prices Up 23.11% On Year Vs. 18.2% In October

*Turkey Nov Consumer Prices Up 2.3% On Month, Consensus 1%

*Turkey Nov Inflation 14.03% Vs. 11.89% In Oct, Consensus 12.6%

*U.S. Dollar Falls To 0.8937 Against Franc, Lowest Since January 2015

*U.S. Dollar Drops To 1.3390 Against Pound

*Mozambique Nov PMI 49.4 Vs. 48.1 In October

*Uganda Nov PMI 53.9 Vs. 55.8 In October

*Russia Nov Composite PMI 47.8 Vs. 47.1 In October

*Russia Nov Services PMI 48.2 Vs. 46.9 In October

China's Service Sector Growth Strengthens In November

European Economics Preview: Eurozone Final PMI, Retail Sales Data Due

*India Nov Composite PMI 56.3 Vs. 58.0 In October

*India Nov Services PMI 53.7 Vs. 54.1 In October

*Egypt Nov PMI 50.9 Vs. 51.4 In October

*Saudi Arabia Nov PMI 54.7 Vs. 51.0 In October

*Ireland Nov Composite PMI 47.7 Vs. 49.0 In October

*Ireland Nov Services PMI 45.4 Vs. 48.3 In October

China Services Sector Picks Up Steam In November - Caixin

*China Services PMI 57.8, Composite 57.5 In November - Caixin

Australia Has A$7.456 Billion Trade Surplus In October

Hong Kong Private Sector Inches Into Expansion - Markit

Singapore Private Sector Weakens Further In November - Markit

Japan Services PMI Improves To 47.8 In November - Jibun

Australia Home Loans Rise 0.8% In October

Australia Posts A$7.456 Billion Trade Surplus In October

*Australia Imports +1.0% On Month, Exports +5.0% In October

*Australia Trade Surplus A$7.456 Billion In October

*Australia Home Loans +0.8% On Month In October

*Japan Services PMI 47.8 In November, Composite 48.1 - Jibun Bank

*Hong Kong Private Sector PMI 50.1 In November - Markit

*Singapore Private Sector PMI 46.7 In November - Markit

Australia Services PMI Improves To 55.1 In November - Markit

Dollar Continues To Exhibit Weakness

*Australia Services PMI 55.1, Composite 54.9 In November - Markit

New Zealand Building Permits Spike 8.8% In October

*New Zealand Building Permits +8.8% On Month In October

*Australia Performance Of Construction Index 55.3 In November - AiG

Australia Data On Tap For Thursday

Oil Futures Settle Notably Higher

Treasuries Edge Modestly Lower, Extending Yesterday's Decline