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Wednesday, 16 June, 2021

UK Inflation Exceeds Target For First Time Since Mid-2019

Croatia Inflation Steady At 1.2% In May

UK House Price Inflation Slows For First Time Since July 2020

*Croatia May Producer Prices +0.1% On Month Vs. +0.7% In April

*Croatia May Producer Prices +2.1% On Year, Same As In April

*Eurozone Q1 Hourly Labor Cost Up 1.5% Vs. 2.8% In Q4

*Yen Gains To 122.35 Against Franc

*UK Apr House Prices Rise 8.9% Annually Vs. 9.9% In March

*Yen Hits 2-day High Of 133.26 Versus Euro

*Yen Rises To 2-day High Of 109.90 Versus U.S. Dollar

*Australian Dollar Rises To 0.7704 Against U.S. Dollar

China Industrial Output, Retail Sales Rise Less Than Expected

Czech Producer Price Inflation Rises In May

Pound Appreciates As U.K. Consumer Inflation Surges Past BoE Target

*Czech May Producer Prices Up 0.9% On Month, Consensus +0.4%

*Czech May Producer Prices +5.1% On Year Vs. +4.6% In Apr, Consensus +4.6%

*China Jan-May Fixed Asset Investment Rises 15.4%, Consensus 16.9%: Reports

*China May Industrial Output Up 8.8% Annually, Consensus 9%: Reports

*China May Retail Sales Rise 12.4% On Year, Consensus 13.6%: Reports

*Indian Rupee Weakens To Near 5-week Low Of 73.39 Against U.S. Dollar

UK Inflation Exceeds 2% In May

*Pound Rise To 1.2671 Against Franc, 155.21 Against Yen

*Pound Advances To 1.4100 Against Dollar After U.K. CPI Data

*UK May Core Inflation 2% Vs. 1.3% In April

*UK May Output Prices Up 0.5% On Month Vs. 0.4% In Apr, Consensus 0.4%

*UK May Output Prices Up 4.6% On Year Vs. 4.0% In Apr, Consensus 4.5%

Pound Rises Further Following U.K. CPI, PPI

*UK May Input Prices Rise 1.1% M-o-M Vs. 1.2% In Apr, Consensus 1.1%

*UK May Input Prices Up 10.7% On Year Vs. 10.0% In Apr, Consensus 10.6%

*UK May Consumer Prices Rise 0.6% On Month, Consensus +0.3%

*UK May Inflation 2.1% Vs. 1.5% In Apr, Consensus 1.8%

Pound Climbs Vs Most Majors Ahead Of U.K. CPI, PPI

Australia Westpac Leading Index Signals Above Trend Growth

European Economics Preview: UK Consumer Price Data Due

Japan Core Machine Orders Gain 0.6% In April

New Zealand Has NZ$5.0 Billion Current Account Deficit

Japan Core Machine Orders Gain 0.6% In April

Japan Has Y187.1 Billion Trade Shortfall

*New Zealand Current Account Deficit NZ$2.895 Billion In Q1

*Japan Core Machine Orders +0.6% On Month, +6.5% On Year In April

*Japan Imports +27.9% On Year In May; Exports +49.6% On Year

*Japan Has Y187.1 Billion Trade Deficit In May

Japan Trade Data Due On Wednesday

Dollar Pares Early Gains As Traders Look Ahead To Fed Policy

Treasuries Close Nearly Flat Ahead Of Fed Announcement

Oil Futures Settle Sharply Higher On Demand Hopes

Gold Futures Settle Lower For 3rd Straight Day

Twenty-Year Bond Auction Attracts Modestly Above Average Demand

India Trade Gap Widens In May

U.S. Business Inventories Show Modest Decrease In April

U.S. Homebuilder Confidence Unexpectedly Declines In June

U.S. Dollar Appreciates As Fed Meeting Begins

U.S. Industrial Production Climbs More Than Expected In May

*U.S. Business Inventories Edge Down 0.2% In April

*U.S. Housing Market Index Dips To 81 In June

New York Manufacturing Index Indicates Slower Growth In June

U.S. Producer Price Growth Reaches Record High In May

U.S. Retail Sales Tumble More Than Expected Amid Sharp Pullback In Auto Sales

*U.S. Industrial Production Climbs 0.8% In May

*India May Trade Deficit $6.28 Bln Vs. -$3.15 Bln Last Year

*India May Imports Up 73.64% Annually

*India May Exports Rise 69.35% On Year

New York Manufacturing Index Drops More Than Expected In June

U.S. Producer Prices Climb More Than Expected In May

U.S. Retail Sales Tumble Much More Than Expected In May

Dollar Little Changed After U.S. Retail Sales

Finland Economic Output Expands In April

*New York Manufacturing Index Drops To 17.4 In June

*U.S. Retail Sales Tumble 1.3% In May, Ex-Auto Sales Drop 0.7%

*U.S. Producer Prices Climb 0.8% In May, Core Prices Rise 0.7%

Dollar Climbs Vs Most Majors Before U.S. Retail Sales

Indian Rupee Falls To Near 5-week Low Against U.S. Dollar

Italy Inflation Rises As Estimated In May

Poland Inflation Rises Less Than Estimated

*U.S. Dollar Appreciates To 4-day High Of 0.7123 Against NZ Dollar

*U.S. Dollar Hits Near 5-week High Of 1.2199 Against Canadian Dollar

*U.S. Dollar Climbs To 1.2109 Against Euro

*U.S. Dollar Rises To 1.4043 Versus Pound, Highest Since May 14

Norway Trade Balance Swing To Surplus

UK Unemployment Rate Drops As Expected

Slovakia Inflation Rises In May

Hungary Construction Output Decreases In April

Gold Little Changed As Focus Shifts To Fed Meeting

French Inflation At 15-Month High

Brent Tops $73 A Barrel On Demand Optimism

Eurozone Trade Surplus Declines Sharply In April

Sweden Unemployment Rate Falls In April

Swiss Govt Raises GDP Forecast

*Eurozone Apr Imports Rise 37.4% On Year

*Eurozone Apr Exports Up 43.2% Annually

*Eurozone Apr Trade Surplus EUR 10.9 Bln Vs. EUR 2.3 Bln Last Year

Euro Little Changed After Eurozone Trade Data

Denmark Producer Prices Rise In April

Euro Rises Vs Most Majors Ahead Of Eurozone Trade Data

*Italy May Final HICP Down 0.1% On Month, Flash 0%

*Italy May Final HICP +1.2% On Year Vs. +1.0% In Apr, Flash 1.3%

*Italy May Final CPI Flat On Month, Flash 0%

*Italy May Final Inflation 1.3% Vs. 1.1% In April, Flash 1.3%

*Poland May CPI Up 0.3% On Month

NZ Dollar Climbs Before Fed Meeting