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Tuesday, 24 May, 2022

New Zealand Rate Decision On Tap For Wednesday

South Korea Business Confidence Index Slips In May - BoK

*South Korea Business Confidence Index 86.0 In May Vs. 87.0 In April- BoK

U.S. Dollar Drops To Lowest Levels In A Month

Treasuries Show Significant Move Back To The Upside

Oil Futures Settle Lower On Demand Worries

Gold Settles Higher For 4th Straight Session As Dollar Extends Slide

Two-Year Note Auction Attracts Modestly Above Average Demand

Norway Consumer Confidence Weakest Since 1998

U.S. New Home Sales Plunge To Two-Year Low In April

Hungary Average Gross Wages Growth Eases Sharply

Dollar Little Changed After U.S. New Home Sales

*U.S. New Home Sales Plunge 16.6% In April

Dollar Falls Vs Most Majors Ahead Of U.S. New Home Sales

UK Private Sector Growth At 15-Month Low

Eurozone Private Sector Expands Despite Ukraine War, High Cost Of Living

French Private Sector Maintains Strong Growth Momentum

Pound Drops As U.K. Private Sector Growth Slows To 15-month Low

UK Retailers Expect Sales To Fall In June: CBI

*UK May CBI Distributive Trades Survey Sales Growth Y/Y -1 Vs. -35 In Apr, Consensus -30

French Economic Activity Slows As Morale Weakens

Gold Edges Higher On Weak Risk Appetite

South Africa Leading Index Rises In March

Czech Economic Confidence Improves In May

Finland Jobless Rate Falls In April

Oil Prices Slide On Demand Concerns

*Norway Q2 Consumer Confidence -11.7 Vs. +0.7 In Q1

*UK May Manufacturing PMI 54.6 Vs. 55.8 In Apr, Consensus 55.0

*UK May Services PMI 51.8 Vs. 58.9 In Apr, Consensus 57

*UK May Composite PMI 51.8 Vs. 58.2 In Apr, Consensus 56.5

Finland Producer Price Inflation Accelerates In April

*Bank Indonesia Holds Key 7-day Reverse Repo Rate At 3.50%

*Eurozone May Flash Composite Output Index 54.9 Vs. 55.8 In Apr, Consensus 55.3

*Eurozone May Flash Manufacturing PMI 54.4 Vs. 55.5 In Apr, Consensus 54.9

*Eurozone May Flash Services PMI 56.3 Vs. 57.7 In Apr, Consensus 57.5

*Germany May Flash Manufacturing PMI 54.7 Vs. 54.6 In Apr, Consensus 54.0

*Germany May Flash Services PMI 56.3 Vs. 57.6 In Apr, Consensus 57.2

*Germany May Flash Composite Output Index 54.6 Vs. 54.3 In Apr, Consensus 54.0

Australian, NZ Dollars Lower On China Growth Worries

UK Budget Deficit Narrows In April

*France May Flash Manufacturing PMI 54.5 Vs. 55.7 In Apr, Consensus 55.0

*France May Flash Services PMI 58.4 Vs. 58.9 In Apr, Consensus 58.6

*France May Flash Composite Output Index 57.1 Vs. 57.6 In Apr, Consensus 57.0

*South Africa Feb Lagging Index 93.7 Vs. 92.8 In January

*South Africa Feb Coincident Index 95.9, Same As In February

*South Africa Mar Leading Index 128.0 Vs. 127.2 In February

*Hungary Mar Average Gross Wages Up 17.5% Y/Y Vs. 31.7% In February

*Czech May Consumer Confidence 75.8 Vs. 81.3 In April

*France May Manufacturing Confidence 106 Vs. 108 In April, Consensus 107

*UK Apr Public Sector Net Borrowing GBP 18.6 Bln, Consensus GBP 17.8 Bln

*Finland Apr Jobless Rate 6.9% Vs. 7.0% In March

*Finland April Producer Prices Up 29.2% Y/Y, 2.5% M/M

European Economics Preview: Eurozone Flash Composite PMI Data Due

Japan Manufacturing PMI Slips To 53.2 In May - Jibun Bank

Australia Manufacturing Sector Slows In May - S&P Global

*Japan Manufacturing PMI 53.2 In May, Services PMI 51.7 - Jibun Bank

New Zealand Retail Sales Slip 0.5% On Quarter In Q1

*Australia Manufacturing PMI 55.3 In May; Services PMI 53.0 - S&P Global

*New Zealand Retail Sales -0.5% On Quarter, +2.3% On Year In Q1

New Zealand Retail Sales Data Due On Tuesday

South Korea Consumer Sentiment Ebbs In May - BoK

*South Korea Consumer Confidence Index 102.6 In May - BoK

Dollar Loses Ground Against Major Rivals As Risk Sentiment Improves

Oil Futures Pare Early Gains, Settle Flat

Treasuries Give Back Ground Amid Strength On Wall Street

Gold Futures Settle Higher As Dollar Turns Weak

Belgium Business Confidence Weakens In May

U.S. Dollar Falls Amid Risk Appetite

Latvia Producer Price Inflation Accelerates Further

Ireland Trade Surplus Grows In March

*Bank Of Israel Raises Key Interest Rate To 0.75% From 0.35%, Consensus 0.60%

*Belgium May Business Confidence 1.8 Vs. 2.4 In April

Poland Retail Sales Growth Slows In April

Euro Advances Amid Strong German Ifo Survey, Lagarde's Remarks

German Ifo Business Confidence Unexpectedly Strengthens

Hong Kong Inflation Eases Unexpectedly In April

Lithuania Industrial Production Expands In April

*Latvia Apr PPI Inflation 29.9% Vs. 28.0% In March

Gold Prices Hit Over One-week High

*Ireland Mar Exports Up 37.0% Y/Y, Imports +20.0%

Taiwan Jobless Rate Declines In April

Taiwan Industrial Production Surges In April

Turkish Manufacturing Capacity Utilization Rises In May

Singapore Inflation Steady At 5.4%

Oil Prices Climb On China Demand Hopes

*Hong Kong Apr CPI Down 0.2% M/M

*Hong Kong Apr CPI Inflation 1.3% Vs. 1.7% In Mar, Consensus 1.9%

*Germany May Ifo Current Assessment 99.5 Vs. 97.3 In Apr, Consensus 95.8

*Germany May Ifo Expectations 86.9 Vs. 86.8 In Apr, Consensus 83.5

*Germany May Ifo Business Confidence 93.0 Vs. 91.9 In Apr, Consensus 91.4: Reports

*Taiwan Apr Industrial Production +7.33% On Year Vs. +2.40% In March

*Poland Apr Retail Sales Up 19.0% Y/Y, Down 0.1% M/M

*Taiwan Apr Jobless Rate 3.62% Vs. 3.66% In March

Australian Dollar Climbs After Labor Victory In Federal Election

*Turkey May Capacity Utilization S.A Steady At 78.1%

*Turkey May Capacity Utilization 78.0% Vs. 77.8% In April

*Turkey May Manufacturing Confidence S.A 107.0 Vs. 107.7 In April

*Turkey May Manufacturing Confidence 109.4 Vs. 109.7 In April

*Lithuania Apr Industrial Production Down 7.1% M/M Vs. -13.9% In March

*Lithuania April Industrial Production Up 20.5% Y/Y, Down 7.1% M/M